Betting on the House: A Sapphic Small Town Romance (Fixer Upper Book 1)

Natalie doesn't want her family's estate. Her hot lawyer doesn't want her to take it, either. Shame nobody told grandma. The last thing Natalie Roche wants to do is return home. She has her life, her independence, and her rock-and-roll dream job: a talent manager in L.A., at the world’s largest music management firm. But when her grandmother dies and leaves her the family house in Appalachian Maryland, she's faced with a choice: confront her past, or lose it completely. No one could blame her for indulging in a one-night stand to relieve the stress… until the brown-eyed bombshell from the bar turns out to be the lawyer handling her family's estate. Now she's fighting the rules and fighting her attraction, and Natalie has more than just her inheritance at stake. Nothing back home is how she remembers: not the neighbors, not her family, nor the strangers that help her along the way. And now that she's made a bet with the handyman, there's more riding on this fixer-upper than just her feelings. Between the demands of her overbearing boss, her family's secrets, and the weight of her past, will she capsize under the pressure? Or will her new-found friendships teach her what makes a house a home? Betting on the House is a bisexual homecoming story with themes of found family, small town life, and a sprinkling of spice. It is the first book of the stand-alone Fixer Upper Romance series.