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Maybe We Can Find It

By: Tammy Subia
Narrated by: Krystal Hammond, Ava Flynn
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Summary

Summer's heating up in Mayweather . . .


Addison Moore moved to this small town for a fresh start after divorcing her cheating ex-wife. Now she's the head chef at the Mayweather Inn, and the only drama she has to deal with comes from her ridiculous but well-meaning boss. The last thing she wants to do is date again.

Enter Riley Rowland, a country superstar famous for her string of failed relationships and the catchy breakup songs she's written about them. She's staying at the inn, trying to lay low after an exposed PR stunt and a compromising photo have her fans turning on her.

There's no way Addison would fall for a fussy—and supposedly straight—celebrity. But there's more to Riley than what the world sees, and the woman's vulnerability and kindness draw Addison in even more than those flimsy little sundresses Riley wears.

Riley came here feeling lost, but spending time with Addison has helped her find herself and inspired a new direction for her music. With the future of Riley's career in question, though, and Addison's past coming back to haunt her, their new love song might end up fading out with the summer sun—unless they decide it's a something worth singing forever.

Contains mature themes.

©2026 Tammy Subia
Contemporary Romance Funny
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