Mostly Love

by Jayna Fontenot

Melody Taylor is a lot of things, but trusting isn't one of them. And when she returns to her hometown to open a new business, she has absolutely no intention of falling in love. But fate, friends, and family have something else in mind—something in the form of high school basketball coach Devin Parker. One accidental date, a few basketball games and a plate of cheese fries later, Melody can actually see this working out.

But when trust issues past and present threaten to tear them apart, Melody must finally learn that her fears don't have to define her life. And it may take seeing something destroyed to get her to recognize that love was right in front of her all along.

128 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 8, 2022

Reviews

[Celeste · Rating 3 out of 5]

Devon and Melody trust the process

Cute coming of age story. Of what it means to allow yourself the love you deserve while being ambitious. Melody despite her past and insecurities took the step with Devon at the encouragement and support of her mom Bethany and her best friend Carryne. It is when we allow ourselves to forgive that true love comes in.

My favorite part of the story is Devon's relationship with his family and his passion for working with the kids.