Sasha Peterson owns the local bakery, and she is completely comfortable living as an out and proud pansexual even if most of the town has no idea what that means. While staying in the closet seems like the safest thing to do, it makes for a very isolated and lonely personal life.
Although Ashley is living the life that is expected of her, she is miserable. She owns the town’s only flower shop, and to her family and the nosey townsfolk, she is the most eligible bachelorette around. It’s about having the courage to live your truth and move past what’s comfortable so that your heart is free to love without reservation.Īshley Gaines has been Fair Oaks’ golden girl since her days as head cheerleader and girlfriend to the high school quarterback. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.Not The Marrying Kind by Jae is a sweet, friends to lovers romance set in a small town. It’s featuring new main characters and can be read as a standalone. Soon Ashley has to admit to herself that Sasha is tempting more than just her sweet tooth.What else is on the menu in this delicious lesbian romance? Find out in this second book in the Fair Oaks series by award-winning author Jae. Besides, she’s too busy whipping up delicious treats to have time for a relationship.But when their town’s first lesbian wedding forces them to work together, Ashley and Sasha discover they have more in common than they imagined.During food fights, cake tastings, and slow waltzes, they begin to see each other in a new light. Ash has decided that staying in the closet is safer than risking her heart again.Local bakery owner Sasha Peterson hasn’t had much luck mixing it up with romance either. Her own love life, however, is far from blossoming. A closeted small-town florist and a too-busy-for-a-relationship bakery owner mix up the perfect recipe for love in this delicious lesbian romance novel.Small-town florist Ashley Gaines loves her little flower shop and putting together the perfect bouquets for weddings and other happy occasions.
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