Pushed: A Sweet, Small Town, Enemies-to-Lovers Romance

by Kristeen Groth

Overview

Another hilarious, unputdownable, small-town romcom from Kristeen Groth, author of Hinted: Moonlit Lake Matchmaker Series!

Whoever said all was fair in love and war... was full of it!

So I met this handsome stranger at a fundraising gala, and had fun pretending we were engaged to get an obsessed woman off his back. It was just for one evening, and nobody would ever hear about it.

When he shows up at my restaurant and says he plans to buy it, but will let me continue as the head chef-I lose it, along with scoops of mashed potatoes flying at his face. How dare this arrogant jerk come in here and try to yank my dream out from under me? This is WAR!

But then the restaurant owners hear the rumors of our engagement and force us to partner together to make the restaurant successful, or they'll sell to a franchise and we'll lose the whole thing.

This is surely a recipe for disaster and heartbreak. There's no way this can work. Is there?

Pushed is a sweet, enemies to lovers, fake relationship romantic comedy with witty banter & snark, laugh-out-loud moments, small-town charm, a meddling matchmaker, and swoony kisses. All the fun and feels, without the spice. For lovers of Emma St Clair, Cindy Steel, and Sariah Wilson.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798331413576
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	06/19/2024
Series:	Moonlit Lake Matchmaker , #3
Pages:	266
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Kristeen Groth writes small love stories filled with witty banter, swoony kisses, light-hearted humor, and bits of quirky mysticism. All this is wrapped up in a happily-ever-after that will leave you sighing and wanting more.

She lives in Minnesota with her husband, two grown daughters and their furry 4-legged princess, Misha. All of whom provide endless fodder for comedy in her books.

When she’s not writing, you can usually find her relaxing in her hammock or snuggled up in her favorite recliner. Add in a cozy blanket, some dark chocolate, a mug of chai tea and her spoiled rescue dog at her side, and she’ll be reading until all hours of the night.