The Valentine Nook Chronicles
When the English aristocracy gets involved in the American small town shenanigans.
1. VALENTINE NOOK by Lulu Moore
SYNOPSIS
Lando Burlington, the eleventh duke of Oxfordshire, is back on the market as England’s most eligible bachelor. It’s a title he’d sooner burn to the ground, especially following the fallout of his ‘almost’ wedding. It doesn’t help that his mother is trying to set him up with every single woman in the country, none of whom he’s interested in. The final straw is when she rents out his former pre-marital home to Holiday Simpson... America’s sweetheart and box-office favorite.
Holiday needs a break from the chaos of Hollywood—replacing red carpets for green fields—and Valentine Nook, Oxfordshire, seems just the place to do that. But she didn’t count on her new landlord. With his piercing blue eyes and hard-set jaw, he’s as handsome as he is grumpy. And that’s nothing to say of his bronze, sculpted muscles she wishes she hadn’t noticed when she took a wrong turn down a country lane.
For Lando, avoiding Holiday is impossible in a village as small as Valentine Nook, but he starts to wonder if maybe she’s not as terrible as he originally thought. Especially, when she smiles at him. It doesn’t matter though, Holiday’s visit is temporary. This isn’t the movies. She’s not looking for her one true love, and doesn’t need to be swept off her feet. Except as summer turns to autumn it’s clear they’re going off script, and Lando must find a new ending to their story before it’s too late.
2. WYLDER RANCH by Lulu Moore
SYNOPSIS
Alexander, Lord Burlington, has spent ten months coming to terms with being ghosted by the American he could see having a future with. Not to mention Christmas is the one time of year he hates, so the sooner he can escape Valentine Nook, the better.
Haven Wylder tried to forget her week-long fling with the hot Englishman, something made impossible when two lines flashed at the end of a pregnancy test. Now she’s grappling with motherhood.
Being alone makes it harder and all the more exhausting, but having lost both her parents means she’s determined not to give her daughter the same experience. She sets out to find the guy who’s taken up way more of her head, and heart, than she intended.
One look at Haven, and Alex casts aside his feelings for Christmas. Instead, he puts his energy into ‘how to be the best girl dad’ and hopes, perhaps, Haven’s sparkle might return. He hasn’t forgotten her smile, the twinkle in her brilliant green eyes, or the way she felt in his arms either.
When he invites them to stay, it’s only a matter of time before the lines are blurred between keeping things platonic and giving in to their undeniable chemistry. Soon, all that’s left is figuring out how to raise their daughter together from separate sides of the Atlantic. Haven might have gotten away once, but Alex isn’t making the same mistake twice. He has other plans. He just needs to convince Haven before she returns to Aspen, and prays she says yes.
