Fireworks with the Farrier (Hope Hollow Summer Nights #3)

A sweet clean small-town romance featuring a secret crush, forced proximity, and a patient blue-collar hero who’s been waiting six years for the right moment.

He’s been sitting in the wrong chair for six years.

Wyatt Haynes has had a thing for Meghan Asher since the first time he walked into her salon. But he’s never sat in her chair. He books with her business partner, keeps his eyes on the mirror, and drives home to his grandfather’s farm without saying a word.

Then a horse eats his hair.

She didn’t expect him to knock.

Meghan is sweeping up after hours when the farrier she’s barely spoken to shows up on the sidewalk with half his head missing and a parade committee meeting in two hours. She lets him in. He sits in her chair for the first time. And something shifts that neither of them knows how to put back.

A town with plans of its own.

When the mayor recruits them both for the Fourth of July parade — Wyatt for the horses, Meghan for the styling — they’re thrown together every morning at a staging area behind the church.Coffee on the tailgate. Quiet conversations at the corral fence.A man who doesn’t push and a woman who’s forgotten what that feels like.

But Meghan is carrying something she hasn’t told anyone.

A boy who left without explaining. A best friend she lost in the fallout. Eight years of keeping everyone at arm’s length — until a patient farrier with calloused hands and his grandfather’s tools starts showing her what steady looks like.

Some things are worth waiting for.

Fireworks with the Farrier is Book 3 in the Hope Hollow Summer Nights series. It can be read as a standalone but is best enjoyed in order. This is a clean, closed-door romance with no profanity, no explicit content, and a guaranteed happily ever after.