Sarah AdamsRomance · Fiction
In Your Dreams
Synopsis
Madison Walker left Rome, Kentucky, to make a name for herself as a chef. Years in New York have left her with little except battered confidence and a need to start over. Going home was never the plan, but then a job offer arrives: head chef at a new farm-to-table restaurant in her hometown.
The offer comes from James Huxley, who owns Huxley Farm and is her brother's best friend. James has spent his life keeping his head down and running the family business.
He has also loved Madison quietly for years, aware that she has only ever seen him as an annoyance. He takes up an offer from his estranged brother to start the restaurant, and with Madison back in town, he means to change her mind about him.
The two have very little time to get the restaurant open. Staying strictly professional proves impossible, and the neighbors cannot resist getting involved in their business.
This small-town romance between old family friends has a warm, humorous tone and a lot of community meddling. As opening night nears, Madison's fears pull at her, and a disaster lands on top of the feud between James and his brother. Both must face their deepest insecurities and decide whether love is worth the risk.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Readers say (1)Inspiring · Emotional · Hopeful
- I read In Your Dreams by Sarah Adams and I loved it just like the rest of the series 🫶📚✨ This book was such a cute, feel-good read and the perfect palate cleanser. it had that light, comforting vibe but still made me so invested in the characters. I really loved the family dynamic and how everything felt so warm and real. the relationships, both romantic and familial, were so well done, with that mix of humor, support, and little emotional moments that make you smile while reading. It’s one of those books that doesn’t try too hard but still leaves you feeling happy and satisfied at the end 🤍 Definitely recommend if you’re looking for something soft, cute, and easy to get lost in 👀📖
- well i, for one, thoroughly enjoyed this book! I think it was a great ending to this series. I think they had great banter and some of their conversations were so hilarious. they talked about her previously in the other books so I kind of knew what she was like going into this. it was nice seeing her grow up and come to terms with herself. also great to see all the sisters together and bonding. Tommy was the worst but he was so funny.



