Crossing the Bridge
Sep 2026 · Bridging Hearts Book 6 · Dreamspinner Press
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They agreed to be business partners. Nobody mentioned falling in love was part of the deal.
Paul Cartright rebuilds his cousin's failing cafe one recipe at a time, determined to prove—mostly to himself—that he can start over after a marriage that cost him everything. The last thing he needs is Noah Symonds, the farmer supplying his produce, making him believe in anything he can't control.
Noah didn't sell his family's business and move onto his uncle's farm looking for romance. He came looking for somewhere to finally belong. He wasn't counting on Paul, or on a found family assembling itself around them both—a baker, a maître d', a farmhand, and an old man with thirty years of grief he's finally ready to unpack.
Between a menu, a business, and a town that's already rooting for them, Paul and Noah build something neither man knew he still wanted—slowly enough to trust it, and carefully enough that neither wants to be the one who breaks it. A small-town, farm-to-table romance about the home two guarded men build when they finally stop bracing for the worst.
Crossing the Bridge includes business-partners-to-lovers and an opposites-attract M/M love story between a chef rebuilding his life and the farmer patient enough to earn his trust. Perfect for readers who want their found family loud and their small towns generous with second chances.
Paul Cartright rebuilds his cousin's failing cafe one recipe at a time, determined to prove—mostly to himself—that he can start over after a marriage that cost him everything. The last thing he needs is Noah Symonds, the farmer supplying his produce, making him believe in anything he can't control.
Noah didn't sell his family's business and move onto his uncle's farm looking for romance. He came looking for somewhere to finally belong. He wasn't counting on Paul, or on a found family assembling itself around them both—a baker, a maître d', a farmhand, and an old man with thirty years of grief he's finally ready to unpack.
Between a menu, a business, and a town that's already rooting for them, Paul and Noah build something neither man knew he still wanted—slowly enough to trust it, and carefully enough that neither wants to be the one who breaks it. A small-town, farm-to-table romance about the home two guarded men build when they finally stop bracing for the worst.
Crossing the Bridge includes business-partners-to-lovers and an opposites-attract M/M love story between a chef rebuilding his life and the farmer patient enough to earn his trust. Perfect for readers who want their found family loud and their small towns generous with second chances.
They agreed to be business partners. Nobody mentioned falling in love was part of the deal.
Paul Cartright rebuilds his cousin's failing cafe one recipe at a time, determined to prove—mostly to himself—that he can start over after a marriage that cost him everything. The last thing he needs is N...
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Greyson McCoy loves to travel. After years of being tied down to a life of kids, work, running a small farm, and all things domestic, he and his husband have taken full advantage of their empty nest to travel the world. The joy of writing came to Greyson late in life. While completing his master's degree, he found himself fighting between desperately wanting to write fiction and finishing the homework and papers he'd been assigned. After his master's was finished, Greyson decided to shirk his life of responsibility and pursue his dream of writing full time. His stories reflect many of the locations he and his husband have visited over the years. Visit Greyson McCoy on his website at www.GreysonMcCoy.gay (his husband assures him that's a real domain extension) and sign up for his newsletter to stay informed of his journey in the world of romance and all things love.
Greyson McCoy loves to travel. After years of being tied down to a life of kids, work, running a small farm, and all things domestic, he and his husband have taken full advantage of their empty nest to travel the world. The joy of writing came to Greyson late in life. While completing his master'...
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