A Tad Too Much: a small-town opposites attract romance (Legacy Falls Book 1)

Real estate lawyer Thaddeus "Tad" Haugen plans every move, every deal, and every moment of his life. His high school buddy’s sister, Shay McLaughlin, is his opposite in every way—a fiery motorcycle enthusiast who’s spent years trying to leave her painful past behind. When Shay inherits a mess of rundown apartments—and a whole lot of her late father’s debts—she reluctantly agrees to Tad’s offer of help. As their uneasy partnership deepens, Shay’s free-spirited approach challenges Tad’s need for control, while Tad’s steady faith pushes Shay to confront the God she’s been running from for years. But just as their growing connection blossoms into something more, Shay disappears under mysterious circumstances. To save her, Tad must relinquish control and place everything—including his growing feelings for Shay—in God’s hands. Can they trust that God’s plan is bigger than they could ever imagine? Temptation, faith, and romance come together in this Realistic Christian Romance series that tells stories of love, faith, and God, but don’t shy away from tough subjects or physical attraction. Begin your journey with the Legacy Falls series now! You'll love A Tad Too Much if you enjoy: ⭐Heartwarming, inspirational love stories ⭐Small town charm ⭐Slow-burn relationships ⭐Opposites attract ⭐Wealth gap romance ⭐Control freak learns to let go ⭐Feisty, motorcycle-riding heroine ⭐Faith struggles ⭐Found family/close-knit community This novel is part of a larger series but can be read as a standalone. A Tad Too Much explores healing, resilience & forgiveness but addresses difficult experiences that may be triggering for some, including kidnapping. What Readers Say: “I devoured this book! Honest. I began reading and COULD NOT STOP.” ~ Cordia “Didn’t want it to be over! Great chemistry between the hot and likable main characters, wonderful secondary characters I want to spend more time with in their small town, a creepy bad guy who raised the hair on my neck and a real feel-good ending.” ~ L. Moses