Spring's Second Bloom

· Leigh Woody
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Mia Lin built Petal & Thyme with two hands - a flower shop and herbal tea room on the square of Oakhaven Bay - after the man she loved left on a bus with a fellowship letter and never called. Ten years, one daughter, and three jobs later, her kingdom opens at seven and her wall has never once come down.


Then Leo Sterling steps off the bus with a duffel bag and a resignation letter, and opens a free legal aid office two doors from her shop - and her five-year-old starts selling him daffodils at one smile each. When a development group moves to buy the whole corner block, Mia has to decide what her pride is worth - and Leo has to prove, one stem at a time, that the boy on the stone bench is not the man holding the wall in a storm.


A cozy second-chance romance about kingdoms built from ruins, single mothers, and dahlias that bloom twice.

Mia Lin built Petal & Thyme with two hands - a flower shop and herbal tea room on the square of Oakhaven Bay - after the man she loved left on a bus with a fellowship letter and never called. Ten years, one daughter, and three jobs later, her kingdom opens at seven and her wall has never once com...

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Leigh Woody writes cozy, hopeful small-town romance set on the wet green edge of the Oregon coast, where the sea keeps its own and every season mends somebody. The Seasons of the Heart series follows the found families of Oakhaven Bay - a tea house that has been pouring since 1954, a lighthouse that takes the census, and one romance per season.

Leigh Woody writes cozy, hopeful small-town romance set on the wet green edge of the Oregon coast, where the sea keeps its own and every season mends somebody. The Seasons of the Heart series follows the found families of Oakhaven Bay - a tea house that has been pouring since 1954, a lighthouse t...

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