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Explore Small-Town Redemption by Beth Andrews, with a story summary, connected reading notes, and an easy place to begin.

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Small-Town Redemption books in publication order

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His Perfect Match

by Beth Andrews

2014

Rachel Martin has loved her brother's best friend, Seth Valentine, for more than a decade. Ready to tell him the truth, she meets a man who wants her but believes he is too restless and damaged to offer her the future she deserves.

Small-Town Redemption books in chronological order

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    His Perfect Match

    by Beth Andrews

    2014Small-Town Redemption, Book 1

Series background & context

Small-Town Redemption is a contemporary small-town romance set in Shady Grove, Pennsylvania. It is the fourth In Shady Grove novel, though the central love story between ER nurse Charlotte Ellison and bar owner Kane Bartasavich has its own complete arc.

Charlotte has always liked a plan.

She wants a stable life and imagines a dependable future with the sort of man who seems right on paper. Kane is not that man. He owns a bar, keeps people at a distance, and has a past that makes him reluctant to promise anybody anything. Their attraction is inconvenient for both of them, especially after Charlotte makes a move that leaves her embarrassed and determined to put him behind her.

That becomes difficult when Kane is hurt in a motorcycle accident and lands in Charlotte's ER. Her instinct to help overrides her intention to stay away. As she sees him outside the hard shell he presents at the bar, she begins to understand that the town's version of Kane is incomplete.

Kane is a former Ranger, a father to teenage daughter Estelle, and a man who has spent years trying to outrun his wealthy and troubled family. He cares deeply about doing right by his daughter, but that does not make closeness easy. Charlotte has to decide whether she wants the safe idea of a future or the real, complicated person in front of her. Kane must decide whether protecting himself from disappointment is worth losing people who matter.

Their relationship is built around contrast. Charlotte is organized and nurturing, while Kane is guarded and blunt. Yet neither character is as simple as the role they first seem to play. His daughter's arrival in Shady Grove is especially important, since it reveals another side of Kane and changes the stakes for everyone involved.

This is a romance about seeing beyond a reputation.

Readers can expect family tension, recovery after an accident, a reluctant single dad, and the close-knit pressure of a town where people notice who is helping whom. It also works with the wider In Shady Grove cast, including Charlotte's sister Sadie and members of the Montesano family.

You can start with Small-Town Redemption if the opposites-attract setup appeals to you. For the best context around Charlotte, Kane, and Shady Grove's interconnected relationships, begin earlier with Talk of the Town, then continue through What Happens Between Friends and Caught Up in You.

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