Emma Caldwell came home to Maple Creek the way most people do. Quietly, with less than she left with.
The plan was simple: keep her head down, get the family bakery open again, stop giving the town anything to talk about. Maple Creek does not cooperate. Small towns have long memories and short patience, and everybody already has an opinion about the Caldwell girl who went to Columbus and came back.
Then there's Ben, who was a lot easier to dislike before she had to work with him.
Where It Feels Right is a slow-burn small-town romance about second chances, day-old bread, and the difference between the life you planned and the one that fits. Twenty-two chapters. Two and a half hours.
Narrated by a synthesized voice.