A Home with You by Amy Amayo
Three days ago, Ada Monroe stood on a sidewalk in the cold rain, holding two duffel bags while her landlord changed the locks. Her seven-year-old daughter, Cassie, was three weeks out of the hospital. Ada had no shifts, no savings and nowhere to go.
Then came an offer from Crane Point, a stone-and-cedar house above the lake. The owner is Beckett Crane, a tech billionaire who runs a company of four thousand people from the second floor. His house rules are simple: no noise, no wandering, and the east wing stays closed.
Nobody mentioned a child.
Cassie asks if the house has a dragon, makes friends with the security chief, and follows the sound of a piano in a room Beckett hasn’t opened in years. Ada, who only meant to cook, bake and keep her head down, starts filling the kitchen with the smell of her grandmother’s recipes. Beckett finds himself coming downstairs for dinner.
But Ada has learned that comfort can be taken away, and Beckett has spent years making sure he never needs anyone. A home can’t be built on borrowed time, and some doors are harder to open from the inside.
A Home With You is a slow-burn, small-town billionaire romance with found family, a little danger and a lot of heart.
Three days ago, Ada Monroe stood on a sidewalk in the cold rain, holding two duffel bags while her landlord changed the locks. Her seven-year-old daughter, Cassie, was three weeks out of the hospital. Ada had no shifts, no savings and nowhere to go.
Then came an offer from Crane Point, a stone-and-cedar house above the lake. The owner is Beckett Crane, a tech billionaire who runs a company of four thousand people from the second floor. His house rules are simple: no noise, no wandering, and the east wing stays closed.
Nobody mentioned a child.
Cassie asks if the house has a dragon, makes friends with the security chief, and follows the sound of a piano in a room Beckett hasn’t opened in years. Ada, who only meant to cook, bake and keep her head down, starts filling the kitchen with the smell of her grandmother’s recipes. Beckett finds himself coming downstairs for dinner.
But Ada has learned that comfort can be taken away, and Beckett has spent years making sure he never needs anyone. A home can’t be built on borrowed time, and some doors are harder to open from the inside.
A Home With You is a slow-burn, small-town billionaire romance with found family, a little danger and a lot of heart.
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