Can’t Let You Go (Ivy Ridge #3)

I’ve done everything I can to be the best mom for my daughter, including setting my own desires aside. And that desire is named Jason Cunningham.

As a single mom of my seven year old daughter, I’ve gotten used to doing things on my own. I’ve moved on after my husband up and left us on what possibly was the worst day of my life with no way to reach him.

A new town and a new life for me and my daughter, Presley.

That is, until I spy a familiar face from my past. Jason Cunningham. The man who gave me butterflies...

I’ve done everything I can to be the best mom for my daughter, including setting my own desires aside. And that desire is named Jason Cunningham.

As a single mom of my seven year old daughter, I’ve gotten used to doing things on my own. I’ve moved on after my husband up and left us on what possibly was the worst day of my life with no way to reach him.

A new town and a new life for me and my daughter, Presley.

That is, until I spy a familiar face from my past. Jason Cunningham. The man who gave me butterflies in college with his dark hair and boyish grin. But he’s not the same guy he was all those years ago. Now, he’s a single parent with no interest in finding love again.

His brewery is contracted with the winery I work at, so we are spending more and more time together, bringing up old feelings I thought was just teenage lust.

Can we be stronger together, even with outside forces threatening to rip us apart? Or will both of our shared determination to be the best parents we can be for our daughters keep us from finding our happiness together?

Authors Note: Welcome back to Ivy Ridge! Can’t Let You Go is a spicy standalone small town romance featuring a surly single dad and a plus size single mom. While the book is a standalone, it is highly recommended that you read book one and two first. Please be sure to check trigger warnings listed in the front of the book or available on the authors website. Take care of yourself. Your mental health matters more than a book.