Let's Give 'Em Pumpkin To Talk About
Textile artist Sadie Fox did not sign up for this. When she agreed to come home, it was to care for her father’s beloved pumpkin patch. The deal was that just for the summer, she would grow a ginormous pumpkin, win the Indiana State Fair's pumpkin competition and finally win back her father’s (grudging) respect.
Instead, a horde of wild hogs destroyed the entire patch. Which is precisely when the annoyingly sexy, sunshiny next-door neighbour shows up.
Josh Thatcher is a tech millionaire who traded in the office for growing vegetables. And for the life of her, Sadie can’t understand what he sees in her sweary, tattooed, prickly self. But a storm-fuelled kiss proves there’s definitely something growing between them. And whatever it is, it’s already bigger than Sadie’s fast-growing pumpkin…or the secret that Josh has been hiding.
Love is the best harvest…–
Perfect for fans of:
Grumpy/sunshine
Small-town romance
Spicy
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Praise for Isabelle Popp'A cosy autumnal romance book with a lot of heart and personal development for both Sadie and Josh, who were grumpy x sunshine in the best way. I want to visit the small town of Pea Blossom in autumn!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
'This was such a cute and fun read. It's the perfect book to read over the cosy season. If you love small town/ grumpy vs sunshine tropes, then you will love this book. I also loved Sadie and Josh's spicy chemistry and the pacing was just right.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
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Wondering what to read next? Try more cosy romances by Katherine Garbera!The Bookbinder's Guide to Love (books about books!)
How to Charm a Nerd (tarot reader meets nerd)
Brewing Up a Bad Boy (fake dating an ex…and a tea competition!)
Look forward to Ghost of a Chance, Katherine Garbera's fourth book where writer Kirsty is lying about her clairvoyant abilities, but Jasper is genuinely haunted…together, can they solve his ghost problem?
Isabelle Popp's first attempt at writing a romance novel came in middle school, when she began a story about a weirdo girl who could photosynthesize. That project was abandoned, but she has plenty of other silly ideas in the hopper. When she isn't reading or writing, she's probably knitting, solving crossword puzzles, or scouring used book stores for vintage Gothic romance paperbacks. Originally from New York, she's as surprised as anyone that she lives in Indiana. Let's Give 'Em Pumpkin to Talk About is her first novel.