Except ten years after their bitter breakup, seeing Noah Campbell still knocks the breath out of her. Stubborn, locked into every mistaken belief he holds about her, he’s as impossibly attractive as ever. It would be a lot easier to ignore him if he’d gotten fat and lost his hair.
Noah has nursed a grudge against Sophie since he was seventeen, convinced she played him for a fool. He misinterprets her coldness for indifference, completely blind to the fact that her walls exist to protect her—and that she’s just as defenseless against him as he is against her.
They’re both wrong about the past and the shield they're hiding behind. But the Campbells—living and otherwise—aren't about to let them stay in the dark forever.
Stardust Valley is the second book in the Firefly Hollow Generations series, a heartwarming small-town Southern family saga with a meddling family that means well, ghosts who never leave well enough alone, and Appalachian folk magic running underneath it all. Told in dual POV, it's a first-love, second-chance romance between a damaged heroine forced into proximity with the grumpy hero who's spent ten years convinced she betrayed him.