Eight years of friendship. Eight years of longing.
Maeve Callahan plays fiddle at O'Serendipity's Pub every Friday night and pretends she doesn't notice the way owner Declan O'Brien watches her. Declan pours her drinks and walks her to her car and pretends his heart doesn't crack open every time she smiles.
They've both decided that friendship is safer than the truth.
Then Declan's grandmother arrives from Ireland with plans for a St. Patrick's Day festival—and absolutely no patience for two people who are clearly in love but too scared to admit it.
When the feelings become too real and old fears rise to the surface, Maeve does what she's always done—she runs. Now she'll have to decide if she's brave enough to stop hiding and finally reach for what she really wants.
A sweet small-town romance about best friends, found family, and discovering that the greatest risk isn't loving someone—it's never telling them.
