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She came to write a new chapter. She didn’t expect him to rewrite her story.
Julia Willoughby’s secret wild raspberry patch has been picked clean, and the evidence points straight to the annoyingly charming man next door.
Six months ago, she opened Fresh Chapter, a raw food café dedicated to providing healthy alternatives to the quirky, book-loving community of New Fable. Then Beckett Sadler hung a winking fiberglass pancake man above the storefront next door, filled every seat in the house, and started serving her wild black raspberries in his daily special.
As New Fable’s summer festival season heats up, Julia discovers that Beckett is considerably harder to dismiss than she’d like, and that some ingredients, no matter how unlikely the pairing, have a way of complementing each other perfectly.
Nestled on the shores of Lake Cozy, New Fable is a book-themed town where Main Street welcomes everyone, love is always in season, and the romance is always sweet.
A rock god like Fletcher Kain can have any woman he wants. So why is he looking at me like that?
I’ve spent years managing the library and looking after Grandma Dot. When I finally take a break, I treat myself to a solo camping adventure, just me and the trees. Gram warns me to expect the unexpected: crafty raccoons, bears that flee when you sing Nickelback.
One surprise I definitely don’t expect? Meeting my favorite rock idol, Fletcher Kain, in the Tennessee mountains.
When my celebrity sighting turns into a fling, I keep my expectations low because What happens in Miller State Park stays in Miller State Park. But when Fletcher kisses me like he means it, I realize our relationship is growing legs that might walk out of this park.
One small-town librarian plus one rock god equals one unexpected romance. If you love celebrity romance, forced proximity, fish out of water, and sweet romantic comedy, you’ll love this installment of Erin Lucy’s Unruly Rockstar series.
My AI Policy
Like most authors, I have been forced to reckon with AI, specifically large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. My journey with these tools has gone from interest, to fear, to research and development, to understanding. Interest Many years ago, while...
His Son Isn’t Going Anywhere
I keep putting off writing a blog because I feel like I have to say something profoundly spiritual, but I realize most of life is ordinary. On the surface, at least. Behind the scenes, in the spiritual realm, God is busy. We can’t see it, thankfully, but it’s there....
Whose Team Are You Playing For?
At the risk of sounding like a simpleton—or a fool, as Paul put it—I want to relate one simple truth: You’re either on Team Christ or you’re on Team Satan. (Honestly, I hate to even capitalize the evil one’s name.) In this postmodern world that’s drifting toward...
Rediscovering Awe
In my last post, I talked about my plan to avoid picking up my phone for as long as I could the following day. I'm going to be honest, my day without my phone was pretty bad. And of course, I eventually grabbed it and started scrolling. I’ve noticed something: the...
God Made Water Beautiful
More and more, I'm feeling a desire to step away from modern comforts and technology. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t expect to give up air conditioning anytime soon. But the more I’m on my phone, scrolling social media, the more I feel my heart withering. I miss the...
Is Social Media a Net Negative?
After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, I realized (as many did) that something is very, very wrong with our society. We all have a sin problem, of course, but in recent years something is amplifying it. That something, I'm afraid, might be social media. When I look at...
We Have an Identity Problem
At fifty years old, I'm only now realizing how much this world lies to us about who we are. I look at my past and see years of unnecessary discouragement because I believed so many of the world's lies. Humans are not special, therefore you are not special. You are a...
Keep Pressing On
Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already arrived at my goal, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me. Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what...
Unruly Rockstar: Seph Cook
My rockstar sweet romantic comedy, Undone, releases in just two short days! Undone, the third installment in my Unruly Rockstar series, is a forced-proximity, closed-door, kissing-only story with small-town vibes. Today, we meet Seph Cook: guitar player, reluctant...
From Symphony to Farmhouse: Local Musician Follows Her Dream
Nashville Monthly gets an exclusive preview of Fiddlehead Farmhouse with owner Bonnie Bird**, just weeks before her July opening. Paint edges Bonnie Bird's fingernails as she leads us through her labor of love, Fiddlehead Farmhouse, which sits on ten acres of rolling...