Spruce Harbor Promises

A clean & wholesome small-town wedding romance​
The love of her life is waiting at the altar and Maggie Bennett is yearning for a simple, quiet wedding in her cherished hometown. But planning a small-town wedding isn't so simple when your fiancé is billionaire tech entrepreneur Jason Porter. His meddling, social-climbing mother has different plans - ones that involve society photographers, A-list guests, and a wedding that would put royalty to shame. As social media influencers and gossip bloggers descend on Spruce Harbor, Maggie finds herself at the center of a media circus she never wanted.
In this heartwarming fourth installment of the Spruce Harbor series, Maggie prefers to spend her days running her romance bookstore, surrounded by happily-ever-afters. But the outside world is forcing her to find strength and determination she didn’t know she had.
With her best friend focused on reviving the town's historic diner and her father struggling to find his footing in retirement, Maggie feels more alone than ever. But when Jason's scheming mother threatens to take over completely, both Maggie and Jason must decide what matters most - meeting society's expectations or staying true to themselves and the community that brought them together.
Spruce Harbor Promises is perfect for readers who love:
• Small-town romance
• Billionaire romance
• Wedding stories
• Sweet, clean romance
• Strong heroines
• Close-knit communities
• Family dynamics
If you love:
  • Robyn Carr's heartwarming Virgin River community
  • Susan Mallery's small-town charm
  • Debbie Macomber's cozy romance stories
  • Emily Henry's bookish heroines
  • Jenny Colgan's bookshop romances
  • Lucy Score's billionaire-meets-small-town tales​
...you're going to fall head over heels for Maggie's romance bookstore, her tight-knit community, and her quest to keep her dream wedding authentically small-town despite the pressures of her billionaire fiancé's world. Return to the cozy town of Spruce Harbor, where romance books outsell everything else, community means everything, and true love requires trust, understanding, and maybe just a little bit of strategic deception.