Nashville Dreams

By: Jenn Bridges

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Scarlett Lossett has conquered the business world and overcome many personal challenges. After helping many small businesses in Nashville get their start, she's branching out and starting something new for herself. With her new brewery opening soon Scarlett has never been happier. She's excited to start a new chapter in life doing something she's become passionate about. Scarlett knows that starting anything new is all about connections so she reaches out to the other craft brewers in Nashville hoping to forge some bonds within that community. The one person who didn't respond to her invite was the one person she had been excited to meet. Deflated but not defeated Scarlett goes to meet Emily on her own turf. She immediately finds that Emily is both smart and beautiful in a way she's never experienced with a woman before.

Emily Morrison is driven, intelligent, and she knows how to make great beer. She scoffs at the idea of meeting Scarlett. Who was this woman coming on the scene and getting everything handed to her? She sees Scarlett as a spoiled rich girl with a new hobby. Nothing could have prepared her for seeing Scarlett in person. Scarlett is stunning, intelligent, and sweet in a way that threatens to win even Emily over. The two decide to settle their score at the upcoming Brew Fest. Once they determine who has the best craft brews in the business Emily can be done with Scarlett once and for all.
No matter how hard the two of them try to deny their attraction they keep getting pulled back towards one another.

After a series of missteps they finally decide to lean into the bond between them. But this is all new for Scarlett and the fear of rewriting her life starts to creep in. Can she choose love over fear? Will Emily be able to let go of her reservations and go all in with Scarlett? Find out if these two women can overcome the odds stacked against them for a happily ever after.
This book is a rivals to lovers romance. It is also a toaster oven (I didn't know I was...). It touches on the theme of starting a first lesbian romance later in life (after 30). I hope you enjoy the book as much as I enjoyed writing it.