Taking Chances

Piper Williams, a struggling single mother in South Georgia, receives a life-changing surprise when a beloved customer from her local diner leaves her an apple orchard in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia. The gift could be the fresh start Piper desperately needs, but it comes with a catch—Cameron, the cold and distant grandson of the woman who bequeathed her the orchard, must live with her for six weeks.

As Piper and Cameron try to manage the orchard together, their stark differences quickly lead to conflict. Piper's warm, open-hearted approach clashes with Cameron's business-like efficiency, and every day brings new challenges. Their inability to see eye-to-eye not only makes daily operations difficult but also jeopardizes the future of the orchard itself.

With the pressure mounting, Piper must navigate their disagreements and find a way to work with Cameron, despite her reservations. The success of the orchard—and Piper's future—hangs in the balance. Can they put aside their differences and save the legacy left to them, or will their clashes drive Piper out of the very haven she hoped to create?

Set against the picturesque backdrop of North Georgia, this clean, small-town romance unfolds as an enemies-to-lovers tale full of challenges and unexpected moments. As Piper and Cameron are forced to collaborate and navigate their clashing personalities, they discover that understanding and compromise might lead to more than just professional success. Can they transform their initial animosity into a partnership that saves the orchard and perhaps kindles a deeper connection?