Pippa Grant returns for a standalone rom-com full of charm. As single mum Maisey and her sassy eye-rolling sixteen-year-old daughter Junie move to Hells Bells, Wyoming to start over after inheriting a ranch and life in a small town where bears are prevalent is definitely a shock.

But Maisey is determined to make it work and rebuild her relationship with Junie. That's if the pair survive the bears long enough.

And this is where Maisey meets grumpy and gorgeous Flint Jackson. Who is not only her new tenant, but her daughter's math teacher and soccer coach. But both Maisey and Flint have emotional baggage and know they should keep their distance. 

Yet, their connection is undeniable and the banter on point and I loved how much respect and understanding the pair had for each other.

And with the small-town community to add another layer. Not to mention Junie who just shined. This was a deliciously delightful story, full of well-rounded real characters and lots of laughter. And I would happily recommend it to all.

My thanks to Montlake and NetGalley for the opportunity to read an early copy of Not My Kind Of Hero. 😊