Love In The City

Dax Hartley has made flowers his entire life, just like his late father did.

When his dad's old florist’s shop is up for sale, he has to have it. Only problem is, he'd need to sell a kidney to afford it. The reality show Battle of the Blossoms is the perfect opportunity to win the money he needs, but when his childhood crush blows back into his life, distractions risk taking his eyes off the prize. He needs his head and heart to start working together to ensure he doesn't miss the opportunity of a lifetime.

Hollyn Matthews has made some colossal mistakes in life.

When she's dumped just as she's expecting an engagement ring, she knows she's put her heart into the wrong man. Hoping for a second chance at being a grown-up, she moves home to stay with her brother and his best friend Dax, a boy whose memory faded as she ran away from her past. Facing the hurt she left behind means facing some home truths about herself, but there’s one boy who has always loved her, if only she’d take the time to notice him.

Prepare to swoon, laugh and punch the air with Aimee Brown’s new friends-to-lovers romance. Perfect for all fans of Sariah Wilson, Lindsey Kelk and Abby Jiminez.

Readers love He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not:

'I know it's a long line, but add me to the growing list of readers lusting after the lovely Dax. I adored this book so freakin' much. So many books out there are billed as rom-coms and 'laugh out loud' and I never laugh...but I did with this one! Swoony, touching, and so entertaining, Aimee Brown hit this one out of the park. I can't wait to read Mercy's story next!' Jacquelyn Middleton

'Winter blues will fade away as one flies through the pages of this blooming romance!' InD'tale Magazine

'Definitely an easy to read, easy to love book' 5 Star Reader Review

'Lovely story, a real page turner from beginning to end. The characters are so well described, and sweet, and very funny' 5 Star Reader Review

‘This is wonderful, romantic and uplifting read that I adored from beginning to end' 5 Star Reader Review