<p>A quaint Irish village, a klutzy single mum, and a handsome former flame...&nbsp;In this charming romantic comedy, twenty-six-year-old Aislin is at a crossroads. As a Dublin single mammy, a lot of her life needs improvement, yet what she really needs is a father. Not for herself&mdash;she <em>so</em> does not need a father&mdash;but for her young son, daddy-hungry Kevin. And she's determined to succeed at motherhood, if nothing else. So Aislin follows the mad impulse to track down the perfect father-figure for her little boy.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Who else but her first love, Ben Carpenter?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Ben is great dad&nbsp;material, and has a cozy manor house tucked away in a quaint little village in County Galway. All the same, after her truly awful breakup with him seven years ago, commitment-shy Aislin is determined to keep Ben at arm's length. Or at least very platonic. Besides, surely friends-to-lovers only happens in films, right?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Not...always! And now, along with this sizzling attraction, Aislin has new family complications to sort out. In this heartfelt novel of secrets, second chances and forgiveness, will Aislin find her own fairy-tale ending?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Susan Colleen Browne's Village of Ballydara series, set in a sleepy Iris village, features deeply romantic, feel-good novels about love, friendship and family!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>'Browne has done wonderful work in capturing Ireland's language and current cultural milieu from pubs to puddings.'</p><p>&mdash;<em>The Bellingham Herald</em><br>&nbsp;</p><p>About the Author:</p><p>Susan Colleen Browne weaves her love of Ireland and her passion for country living into her Village of Ballydara series. She's also the author of an award-winning memoir, <em>Little Farm in the Foothills,</em> a heartwarming, true-life story of modern homesteading, and the sequel, <em>Little Farm Homegrown</em>. A community college instructor, Susan runs a mini-farm in the foothills of the Pacific Northwest, USA.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>When not writing, Susan is wrangling chickens, tending vegetable beds, and dreaming up new Irish stories!</p>