The Mending Club : A Sweet Later-in-Life Romance
Overview
She can fix anything but her own house. The widowed watchmaker fixed clocks for forty years, until his hands stopped letting him.
Jo Haskett taught shop at Halcott Bay High for thirty-four years, until the district cut the program and handed her a retirement she never asked for. Now, in a little cherry-country town on Lake Michigan, she runs the Mending Club: Thursday nights in the old firehouse, where neighbors bring their broken lamps and toasters and learn to fix them. Her own furnace is held together with wire, and her daughter in Phoenix wants her to sell.
Owen Lindqvist, a widowed watchmaker from Evanston, is in town until November first: long enough to sell his late wife's cottage on the bay, and not one day longer. He knows everything about clocks. He won't touch the stopped ones on the club's can't-fix shelf, or the one on his own mantel.
So Jo makes him a deal: she'll fix his cottage if he gives the club his Thursdays. But a man who hides his hands and a woman who never asks for help are about to learn that the rule painted over the firehouse door applies to them too: we fix it with you, not for you.
Escape to Halcott Bay for a sweet, clean, closed-door later-in-life romance about starting over past fifty, good friends, and a town that fixes its broken things together. Kisses only. Book 1 of the Halcott Bay series; every book stands alone.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798160643762
- ISBN-10: 9798160643762
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.52 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.6 pounds
- Page Count: 230
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