Sometimes returning home isn’t what you want, but it is exactly what you need.
Sadie Green lands back in Heartbreak, Georgia, for her father’s funeral—a man she hasn’t seen since the day of her high school graduation. Since then, her father, the town drunk, has won the lottery, found redemption, and passed away. Sadie’s back only because her father’s will can’t be read unless all the Green children are present.
Shockingly, the executor of her father’s estate is her old high school sweetheart. Why does he look so good? When her father’s will is revealed, a shocking clause forces her to inherit unwanted lottery winnings, a crumbling but adored town hotel, and a house, right next door to her sexy ex.
Logan Davenport, town lawyer and widower, has his hands full raising his children and providing services to the people of Heartbreak. He doesn’t need any complications, but Sadie’s return spells just that. She might have been the girl he loved as a teenage boy, but Logan isn’t looking for any more heartache after losing his wife. Still, having her next door is stirring up unexpected emotions.
Now, neighbors, sparks reignite between them even though Sadie and Logan do their best to resist. Once temptation gives way to a full-fledged fling, they try to convince themselves that their hearts can stay unengaged. The whole town is watching to see when they will give up the ruse that it is all casual. Unfortunately, on the cusp of admitting what they feel, someone from Sadie’s past blows into town, plotting trouble for them and Heartbreak.
You, Me, and Heartbreak is book one of four in the Heartbreak, Georgia series. The Green siblings never intended to return to Heartbreak, but obligation, duty, and sneaky clauses in their father’s will force them all to stay.
If you love: • second chance romance • small-town romance • neighbors to lovers • single dad • hometown return • forced proximity • family secrets
This was such a heartfelt small-town romance filled with healing, family, and finding your way back to the people—and the place—you never thought you’d call home again.
Sadie Green returns to Heartbreak, Georgia, for her estranged father’s funeral, expecting to tie up loose ends and leave as quickly as possible. Instead, she inherits a hotel, lottery winnings, and a house… right next door to the one man she never truly got over.
Logan Davenport completely stole my heart. ❤️
As the town lawyer, devoted single dad, and Sadie’s high school sweetheart, he’s carrying his own grief while trying to raise his children after the loss of his wife. Watching him slowly open his heart again was emotional, and I loved how patient, caring, and dependable he was throughout the story.
Sadie was equally easy to root for. She returns carrying years of hurt and unresolved feelings, and I enjoyed watching her rediscover not only her hometown but also herself. Her emotional journey felt genuine, and I appreciated seeing her work through the complicated relationship she had with her father.
The chemistry between Sadie and Logan was full of nostalgia, longing, and all those “what if” moments that make second-chance romances so satisfying. Their shared history made every interaction meaningful, and I couldn’t help rooting for them to find their way back to each other.
I also loved the small-town setting. Heartbreak, Georgia, felt like its own character, full of quirky residents, community spirit, and plenty of people invested in Sadie and Logan’s happily ever after. The mystery surrounding the father’s will and the future of the family hotel kept the story engaging beyond the romance.
The reason this is a 4-star read for me is that I would have liked a little more emotional depth in a few of the conflicts, and some plot points wrapped up a bit quicker than I expected. Even so, the characters and cozy small-town atmosphere made this an enjoyable read.
Overall, You, Me, and Heartbreak is a sweet, emotional romance about forgiveness, second chances, and discovering that sometimes going home is exactly where you’re meant to be. If you love small-town romances with lovable characters, single dads, and rekindled first loves, this one is definitely worth adding to your TBR. 💔🏡❤️✨
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