Kissing Season at Clover Hill Farm: A Sweet Small-Town Farm Romance Set in Iowa, 1987

Ellie Jensen has enough on her plate without romance.

It’s 1987, the hay is everywhere, the horses are smarter than they have any right to be, and Clover Hill Farm runs on weather, family opinions, and whatever crisis is currently kicking a stall door. Ellie likes it that way. She knows how to handle a mare with attitude, a broken latch, and a county fair emergency. What she does not need is the brand-new veterinarian getting his station wagon stuck in her mudhole and smiling like it’s the best thing that’s happened to him all week.

Nate Walker is only supposed to be passing through Maple Grove, Iowa long enough to build a respectable career and avoid small-town entanglements. Instead, he finds himself getting pulled into the orbit of the Jensen family—especially Ellie, who is practical, stubborn, horse-minded, and entirely too easy to fall for.

But in a town where church ladies keep score, county fairs double as social battlegrounds, and one escaped horse can ruin a perfectly good barn dance, falling in love is never simple.

Warm, funny, and full of family, Kissing Season at Clover Hill Farm is a sweet small-town romance about mud, horses, porch lights, county-fair chaos, and finding the kind of love that fits right into the life you already wanted.