He lost his forever once—and he won’t risk his daughter’s heart again.
In Magnolia Falls, Khalif is steady, protective, the single father everyone can count on. Since losing Simone, love has felt like a luxury he can’t afford.
But then there’s her.
Running from the noise of Atlanta, Remedi shows up on Aunt Reese’s porch to start over. Men? She takes them with a grain of salt—until the day she calms a frightened horse and crosses paths with the one man this town swears is impossible to move.
She wasn’t supposed to mean anything.
But her laugh softens him. Her steady hands settle him. Her...
He lost his forever once—and he won’t risk his daughter’s heart again.
In Magnolia Falls, Khalif is steady, protective, the single father everyone can count on. Since losing Simone, love has felt like a luxury he can’t afford.
But then there’s her.
Running from the noise of Atlanta, Remedi shows up on Aunt Reese’s porch to start over. Men? She takes them with a grain of salt—until the day she calms a frightened horse and crosses paths with the one man this town swears is impossible to move.
She wasn’t supposed to mean anything.
But her laugh softens him. Her steady hands settle him. Her name starts to feel like what it is—a remedy.
She should keep her distance. Keep her secrets.
But what do you do when the only place you feel safe is in the arms of the man you promised yourself you wouldn’t need?
Two souls, both hiding what hurts, find something gentle in a place built on front-porch truth and second chances. Dinners turn into late-night talks. Favors turn into feelings. Magnolia Falls starts to feel like home—for both of them.
Until the truth about why Remedi came to town surfaces—and play turns dangerous. One decision will change everything: the life Khalif has built for Khali, the future Remedi is finally brave enough to want, and the love they’re both terrified to lose.
If you love city-girl meets country-boy chemistry, single-father protectors, and African American small-town romance with real heart and real stakes, Saved By A Small Town Country Boy will pull you in and refuse to let go.
