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A headstrong heroine. A brooding violinist. A village festival-and one golden prize that neither of them wants to lose.
Susanna Greenfield knows what's expected of her: marry well, smile sweetly, and secure her family's future. But she wants more than a well-mannered husband with decent prospects-especially if it means sacrificing her independence.
Elias Montrose has returned to Greenmeadow to recover from a professional blow he'd rather not discuss. He has no interest in gossip, society, or becoming a local curiosity-especially not to Susanna, who sees far too much and hides even more.
When a hastily arranged music lesson forces them together, neither is pleased. She finds him aloof and infuriating. He finds her impertinent and impossible. And yet, something between them begins to shift-note by note, glance by glance-until rivalry gives way to something far more dangerous: connection.
As the village's Harvest Festival draws near, and with it the symbolic awarding of the golden apple, Susanna and Elias must decide what matters more: the lives they were raised to live-or the future they never thought to dream.
A slow-burn Regency romance featuring:
reluctant student + reluctant teacher enemies-to-lovers tension orchard walks, sharp banter, and stolen glances simmering emotions, soul-stirring music, and a love worth risking everything for
Perfect for readers who love no-spice, character-driven romance, emotional tension, and heroines who don't go quietly.
