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Two people. Two secrets. One very small tea shop.At forty-seven, Pauline Robinson is at the top of her game — she just can't tell anyone what that game is. Bound by a career she loves and a contract that keeps her secrets, she's barely had time for her family, let alone herself.When her mother's accident brings her home to Claire's Tea Shop, Pauline finds herself working alongside a man who knows nothing about tea — and everything about starting over. There's something about this quiet, private man that she can't quite shake.Todd Parsons didn't come to Kitchener looking for a midlife romance. He came to disappear. But between the morning rush, the regulars, and one very unexpected woman, disappearing is turning out to be harder than he planned.Tea Shop for Two is the first book in Lori Wolf-Heffner's Love on Belmont series. If you enjoy cozy small-town romance with a little more life lived, you'll love this later-in-life tea shop romance about two people learning it's never too late to begin again.The books in Love on Belmont can be read in order or on their own.

Two wrongs don't make a right—but they might make a love story.Tracy Tschirhart, single mother and award-winning executive assistant, has enough on her plate. With her ex-husband reappearing at work, a teenage son navigating more than any kid should have to, and a community festival she's one crisis away from giving up on, she's out of options.Until Ben Landry, the man whose kiss Tracy buried under a year of excellent reasons, gets stranded in town. Talented, driven, and freshly fired, he's focused on finding his next career move. Tracy, though, sees him as something else entirely: her only option to save the festival.Ben has spent years hiding behind his professional persona. Tracy has convinced everyone—including herself—she can do it all.But old sparks don't ask permission. Neither does a second chance.Oh, What the Fudge is the second book in Lori Wolf-Heffner's Love on Belmont series, a sweet later-in-life romance with enemies-to-lovers tension, second-chance heat, and small-town heart.