Poppy came from a very broken relationship not wanting to find love again, just to take time for herself and build herself back up to where she needed to be. This book was very instalove but it was so beautiful. I am really loving this series, every book I read just brings me more joy. This March, your favorite contemporary romance authors are celebrating International Women’s Day all month long by bringing you a sassy, sexy collection of Older Women finding love with their hot younger men. Meet Poppy's sister, Lark, in Unexpected Love (Sweetwater Valley Book 1) and meet Nash in Measured Love (Sweetwater Valley Book 2).** It is a standalone and exists in my small town Sweetwater Valley world. If you like alpha heroes and an insta-love story that is sweet and spicy but isn’t necessarily simple, then this is for you. Still, I can’t ignore how much I want him to ask me to stay. I don’t have anything else to give anyone. He’s younger, he’s gruff and he has demons I don’t want to even begin to understand. Living next to Nash is only a temporary problem. I won’t be tied down to another man who needs someone to take care of them. My plan is to take some time, find who I am again, and then set out to find where I belong. The only place to go is to where family is which means Sweetwater Valley. I leave the life I’ve been living behind along with the man who needed a caretaker more than a partner. I’ll show her there’s only one place she should be-here with me. I’ll prove to her I can take care of myself…and her. She doesn’t want to take care of another person. I want to be her new beginning, but it’s not going to be easy. Then Poppy breezes into town full of sass and fire and curves looking like she needs a new beginning. They only want to fix me, mother me, but I can stand on my own two feet. I’ve proven myself on the football field with a whistle around my neck and respect from the kids I coach. I’ve accepted it and I think the town finally has as well. Part of me never came back to Sweetwater Valley. I came home different and not only because I lost half of my leg.

Ask Me to Stay by Ember Davis