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Too Grumpy for Cupid
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Expected 2 Feb 26
An Archer. A helicopter pilot. And an elevator in free fall.
They weren’t supposed to be in the same state, let alone trapped in the same elevator.
But when the floor drops out beneath them, and darkness closes in, Chance Lewis finally does what he should have done years he tells Tansy the truth… and puts his heart on the line.
Tansy has heard his promises before.
He walked away once, and she refuses to let him shatter her twice.
But fate isn’t done with them yet.
When an impossible challenge pulls them back into each other’s orbit, Chance wins the one thing Tansy swore she’d never give him time.
Now she’ll have to face her biggest fear, and it’s not the elevator, not the spotlight, not even the helicopter ride to get there…
But the dangerous possibility that Chance Lewis might still be the one.
Slow burn. Second chances. A man who refuses to walk away again—and a woman brave enough to find out if love can survive the fall.
They weren’t supposed to be in the same state, let alone trapped in the same elevator.
But when the floor drops out beneath them, and darkness closes in, Chance Lewis finally does what he should have done years he tells Tansy the truth… and puts his heart on the line.
Tansy has heard his promises before.
He walked away once, and she refuses to let him shatter her twice.
But fate isn’t done with them yet.
When an impossible challenge pulls them back into each other’s orbit, Chance wins the one thing Tansy swore she’d never give him time.
Now she’ll have to face her biggest fear, and it’s not the elevator, not the spotlight, not even the helicopter ride to get there…
But the dangerous possibility that Chance Lewis might still be the one.
Slow burn. Second chances. A man who refuses to walk away again—and a woman brave enough to find out if love can survive the fall.
143 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication February 2, 2026
2 people want to read
About the author
Jenny Beth Hall
11 books12 followersJenny Beth is a mom, wife, and lifelong military dependent who has called more places "home" than she can count. She grew up riding horses, hiking, and camping in the mountains of Alaska, Colorado, Montana, and Tennessee, where big skies and big‑hearted people shaped her love of small towns and storytelling. A seasoned traveler who's moved around the country, she writes clean, faith‑forward romance about resilient women, steadfast men, and communities that show up when it matters. Her stories are inspired by her own faith journey and by the ordinary heroes-family, friends, and strangers-who've left fingerprints on her life. When she isn't plotting porch‑swing kisses and wildfire sunsets, you can find her chasing kids, planning the next trip, or hunting down the nearest bookstore.
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Too Grumpy for Cupid surprised me.
I expected a fun, trope-filled romance, but what I got was a story with action, tension, and unexpected twists that mattered to the plot.
The pacing is fantastic. Just when I thought I knew where things were headed, the story pivoted in a way that felt earned. The action scenes kept me turning pages, but it was the emotional undercurrent that really stayed with me. I felt like I could relate in some ways.
There’s also a strong theme of heart awareness woven throughout—handled with care and authenticity.
This book balances romance, adrenaline, and heart in a way that feels fresh and intentional. If you love stories with sharp dialogue, meaningful twists, and a romance that grows under pressure, this one is absolutely worth picking up.
I received a free copy of this book through BookSprout and am leaving this review voluntarily.
I expected a fun, trope-filled romance, but what I got was a story with action, tension, and unexpected twists that mattered to the plot.
The pacing is fantastic. Just when I thought I knew where things were headed, the story pivoted in a way that felt earned. The action scenes kept me turning pages, but it was the emotional undercurrent that really stayed with me. I felt like I could relate in some ways.
There’s also a strong theme of heart awareness woven throughout—handled with care and authenticity.
This book balances romance, adrenaline, and heart in a way that feels fresh and intentional. If you love stories with sharp dialogue, meaningful twists, and a romance that grows under pressure, this one is absolutely worth picking up.
I received a free copy of this book through BookSprout and am leaving this review voluntarily.
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