Hannah Fraser only wants two things: to become a big-time content creator and to find and marry an impressive Mr. Right. But in tiny Fraser's Mill, Michigan, where Hannah's video channel is struggling and she's been disappointed by the guy she liked all summer, it's hard to do either thing. Hannah can't wait to get back to Chicago. But when her parents swap houses with a family from Germany, Hannah is appalled to learn that she's stuck in her parents' vacation home in Fraser's Mill for six months.
Trying to raise money for her own Chicago apartment, Hannah takes a job as office administrator in her family's sawmill. She begrudgingly befriends her co-worker, dispatcher Jack Rogers. A strong, glasses-wearing farm boy who moonlights as a deputy sheriff, Jack is clearly interested in Hannah. As Jack rescues her from distressing situations, and as they spend time together, Hannah's feelings about him are getting confused. Is it just friendship she feels for Jack, or is it something more?
Then a suave, good-looking, well-traveled stranger from Chicago-just the kind of guy Hannah's been looking for-comes to town. Now she has to decide what she really values: is it the glamorous, impressive life she's envisioned, or Jack, his kindness, and the warm community she's found in Fraser's Mill?
Hannah Fraser's Autumn is a cozy, light-hearted story by author Ursi Engebretsen. If you like clean contemporary romance with humor, cute romantic moments, and small-town autumn vibes, then you'll love this heart-warming story of friendship, kindness, and appreciating the people in your life.
