The mercantile owner's eccentric daughter is known for being bad at everything, so how could she possibly win enough votes to become mayor?When Raven Owens volunteers at the school, she makes the mistake of telling the girls they can do anything they put their minds to. When a student challenges that assertion by daring her to run for mayor, what choice does she have? Running for office will likely get her laughed clean out of the territory, but when has ridicule ever stopped her before?Panicked over Raven running for mayor, the town council nominates Bowen McGill to run against her. Bo has no interest in becoming a politician like his disgraced father, but Raven cares more about the town than the men queuing up to run against her. If Bo stays on the ballot to keep worse men from running, she might have a chance to be heard. However, she'd never forgive him if he won—and for some reason, that thought bothers him far more than the possibility of ending up with a job he doesn't want.Long-held grudges, unexpected attraction, and a scheming town council make it difficult for these two to decide if they'd prefer to win the race—or each other's hearts.

The mercantile owner's eccentric daughter is known for being bad at everything, so how could she possibly win enough votes to become mayor?When Raven Owens volunteers at the school, she makes the mistake of telling the girls they can do anything they put their minds to. When a student challenges that assertion by daring her to run for mayor, what choice does she have? Running for office will likely get her laughed clean out of the territory, but when has ridicule ever stopped her before?Panicked over Raven running for mayor, the town council nominates Bowen McGill to run against her. Bo has no interest in becoming a politician like his disgraced father, but Raven cares more about the town than the men queuing up to run against her. If Bo stays on the ballot to keep worse men from running, she might have a chance to be heard. However, she'd never forgive him if he won—and for some reason, that thought bothers him far more than the possibility of ending up with a job he doesn't want.Long-held grudges, unexpected attraction, and a scheming town council make it difficult for these two to decide if they'd prefer to win the race—or each other's hearts.

The mercantile owner's eccentric daughter is known for being bad at everything, so how could she possibly win enough votes to become mayor?When Raven Owens volunteers at the school, she makes the mistake of telling the girls they can do anything they put their minds to. When a student challenges that assertion by daring her to run for mayor, what choice does she have? Running for office will likely get her laughed clean out of the territory, but when has ridicule ever stopped her before?Panicked over Raven running for mayor, the town council nominates Bowen McGill to run against her. Bo has no interest in becoming a politician like his disgraced father, but Raven cares more about the town than the men queuing up to run against her. If Bo stays on the ballot to keep worse men from running, she might have a chance to be heard. However, she'd never forgive him if he won—and for some reason, that thought bothers him far more than the possibility of ending up with a job he doesn't want.Long-held grudges, unexpected attraction, and a scheming town council make it difficult for these two to decide if they'd prefer to win the race—or each other's hearts.