Ever since Murray Carver cursed Riley's great-grandmother at Oak Bend's annual Thanksgiving festival seven decades ago, the women in her family have been unlucky in love. Infidelity. Divorce. Death by parade float. After her own series of heartbreaks, Riley lives by firm rules: Only date unsuitable men. Never fall in love. And absolutely never kiss a man in November.
But when her great-aunt needs assistance organizing Oak Bend's upcoming Thanksgiving festival, Riley flies to New England to help. Oak Bend is unimaginably cute, but unfortunately so is the town mayor: Stone Carver, a single dad... and the great-grandson of the man who cursed her family.
The sparks that fly between Riley and Stone are brighter than the leaves falling from the autumn trees. But Stone can't seem to convince Riley that the curse is all in her head — especially when she knows the dangers of falling in love during decorative gourd season.
Can Riley and Stone find a way to kiss her curse goodbye by Thanksgiving?
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