Apple Orchard Bear

Author: Harmony Raines
Genre(s): Romance | Paranormal
Total pages: 89

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He knows she’s his mate. She has a daughter, a career, and a perfectly good life somewhere else.

Kate Harland didn’t come to Bear Creek looking for romance.
The single mom has built a life she loves for herself and her young daughter, Penny, and their fall visit has one simple purpose: spend time with Kate’s parents, help them settle into the apple orchard they’ve just bought, and make sure they haven’t taken on more than they can handle.

Then she meets the quiet orchard owner next door.
Wes Doran knows his land, knows his trees, and knows with absolute certainty that Kate is his mate.
But Kate isn’t a woman waiting for someone to complete her. She chose motherhood on her own terms, built a business around the life she wanted, and has a little girl whose future matters in every decision she makes.

If Wes wants a place in that life, fate won’t be enough.
Fortunately, Wes has never been afraid of patience.
As harvest season brings them together, Kate discovers a man who helps without taking over, treats her parents with respect, gives Penny real jobs instead of trying to win her over, and understands that loving a capable woman means leaving her choices in her own hands.

But with a storm moving toward Bear Creek, an old apple tree carrying decades of memories, and Kate’s departure getting closer, wanting each other is becoming the easy part.

The harder question is whether the life Kate never planned for might be the one she chooses.

Tropes and treats:

Apple orchard romance
Fated mates
Single mom romance
He knows first
Quiet, capable bear shifter
Strong, self-reliant heroine
Hero falls for mom and respects the kid
Small-town found family
Cozy fall vibes
Community harvest
Storm-night forced proximity
Shifter reveal
Slow-building chemistry and heat
Guaranteed happily-ever-after

In Bear Creek, fate can tell a bear who his mate is. Convincing her she wants the same future is entirely up to him.

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