Sing Me Home: a Small Town, Friends to Lovers Romance Two: Finding Home Book

The whole world wants a piece of him. He only wants her.If only he knew where she was.CharlotteIt’s better for everyone that I disappeared. At least, my ex thought so when he left me for dead.Then Cash—my childhood best friend turned country music star—sings his heartbreak for the world, one song at a time. And somehow, I know…they’re all meant for me.I tell myself none of it matters. That I can never have him. That if he knew my secret, he’d never look at me the same.Then a viper with fake lashes and even faker intentions latches onto his fame, and suddenly, my excuses don’t matter. It’s time to stop hiding. Time to go home. Time to fight for the man who never stopped fighting for me.CashI never doubted who I’d spend forever with. It was always Charlotte. But when she vanishes…I unravel.So, I do the only thing I know how. I post love songs on TikTok, hoping to sing her home. It takes a year, but when she walks on stage at my concert, singing my song, I think she’s finally mine.She keeps pushing me away, but the fire in her eyes tells me I’m the last thing she wants to lose. Whatever she’s hiding, I’m going to figure it out. She needs to know she’s not facing this alone. Not anymore.Perfect for readers longing for a heart-wrenching, first-love-that-never-got-a-chance story. Packed with angst, southern charm, forbidden longing, and found family, you’ll devour this romance about a girl who ran, a boy who waited, and the moment their worlds crash back together—louder than a stadium full of fans.Welcome home to Seddledowne, where the drama is generational, the chemistry is combustible, and the love stories are the kind that leave scars.__________If you love:✔️ Slow burn romance with major emotional payoff✔️ Famous hero / small-town girl dynamic✔️ Childhood best friends to something more✔️ Angst, secrets, and jaw-dropping reunions✔️ Small-town settings with heart and heat✔️ Country music, stolen glances, and love that lingersSing Me Home is the swoony, second-chance, “rockstar,” small-town romance you’ll be thinking about long after “The End.”