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Brooding and Blooms: A Grumpy Sunshine Motorcycle Club Widower Small Town Romance
Lysander "Storm" Ashworth hasn't smiled in three years. The Thunder Ridge MC's brooding Vice President thinks flowers are just expensive decorations for death—until he's forced to protect the town's most relentlessly optimistic florist.
Evangeline "Daisy" Moonwhisper talks to plants and believes beauty heals everything. Her flower shop is pure sunshine and romance, everything the grieving widower despises most.
When rival motorcycle clubs threaten Thunder Ridge's wedding industry, Storm becomes Daisy's reluctant bodyguard. She leaves flowers on his bike with notes about healing. He destroys them and warns her to stay away.
But Daisy sees past his anger to the shattered man beneath. She knows about loss—and she knows that the people who reject beauty most fiercely are usually the ones who need it most desperately.
Storm's dead wife loved gardens. Daisy creates memorial arrangements that honor grief while celebrating life. Between gunfights and flower deliveries, something impossible begins growing in the wreckage of his heart.
He's sworn never to love again. She believes broken hearts can bloom with patient tending.
Spring is coming to Thunder Ridge, and love has a way of pushing through even the hardest ground.
Can a woman who talks to flowers teach a man who's forgotten how to hope that some gardens grow more beautiful after the harshest winters?
Evangeline "Daisy" Moonwhisper talks to plants and believes beauty heals everything. Her flower shop is pure sunshine and romance, everything the grieving widower despises most.
When rival motorcycle clubs threaten Thunder Ridge's wedding industry, Storm becomes Daisy's reluctant bodyguard. She leaves flowers on his bike with notes about healing. He destroys them and warns her to stay away.
But Daisy sees past his anger to the shattered man beneath. She knows about loss—and she knows that the people who reject beauty most fiercely are usually the ones who need it most desperately.
Storm's dead wife loved gardens. Daisy creates memorial arrangements that honor grief while celebrating life. Between gunfights and flower deliveries, something impossible begins growing in the wreckage of his heart.
He's sworn never to love again. She believes broken hearts can bloom with patient tending.
Spring is coming to Thunder Ridge, and love has a way of pushing through even the hardest ground.
Can a woman who talks to flowers teach a man who's forgotten how to hope that some gardens grow more beautiful after the harshest winters?
162 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 27, 2025
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December 31, 2025
Daisy and Storm
Storm the club VP lost his wife three years ago. But he will learn to heal and love again from Daisy the local wedding florist. Everything is better with flowers.
Storm the club VP lost his wife three years ago. But he will learn to heal and love again from Daisy the local wedding florist. Everything is better with flowers.
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