Logan, now a brooding, flannel-wearing craftsman with a reputation for impeccable work and zero patience for drama, wants nothing to do with Amy’s glossy makeover plans that threaten to gentrify the neighborhood he’s quietly protected. Sparks fly immediately: sarcastic banter over paint swatches, accidental run-ins at the hardware store, and tense moments when old wounds resurface. As they’re forced to collaborate—demolishing walls, uncovering hidden love letters in the attic, and restoring a secret garden—Amy learns Logan never really wanted to leave, and he discovers the ambitious woman in front of him is still the girl who once believed in forever.
Layer by layer, literal and figurative walls come down. Past betrayals are confronted, family secrets are revealed, and the town rallies around them with pumpkin-spice meddling and fall-festival matchmaking. By the time the final coat of paint dries, Amy must decide whether home is a place she sells… or a heart she’s finally ready to rebuild. Sweet, steamy, and full of autumn charm, The Fixer-Upper Heart reminds readers that sometimes the best renovations start with forgiveness.