Juniper Hill

Memphis Ward arrives in Quincy, Montana on one of the worst days of her life, having crossed the country with her newborn son to start over far from the glamour — and the wreckage — of her former life as a New York socialite. She takes a job as a housekeeper at The Eloise Inn and moves into a loft above a garage that belongs to the town's grumpiest resident.

That resident is Knox Eden, a talented, solitary chef who guards his quiet life fiercely and never wanted a tenant, let alone one with a baby. But proximity has a way of wearing down even the surliest defenses, and as Memphis rebuilds and Knox slowly lets her in, the two of them edge toward something neither expected to want.

Juniper Hill is the second book in Devney Perry's The Edens, a small-town contemporary romance about second chances, chosen family, and a grumpy-sunshine pairing set in the close-knit Montana town of Quincy.