Let It Be Me

What if home isn’t a place, it’s a person?
Tally Aden’s grand arrival in Savannah starts with her vomiting on a stranger’s sculpture—and it only gets worse from there.

Pregnant, newly single, and crashing at her brother’s place, Tally’s hitting rock bottom in spectacular fashion. She’s spent years drifting from city to city, always one step ahead of settling down. But Savannah keeps pulling her in, and for the first time, she’s not sure she wants to run. She just doesn’t know if a girl like her could ever really belong here.
Charlie Pruitt is an artist who moonlights as everyone’s savior. His sister’s bar is about to go under, and he’s working himself to the bone trying to save it. Never asks for anything for himself, because wanting something feels selfish when the people he loves are barely hanging on.
Then Tally destroys months of his work in one mortifying moment, and somehow he can’t stop showing up for her. She’s chaos in human form—sharp wit wrapped around a tender heart she tries to hide—and she makes him laugh in a way he hasn’t in years. For the first time, Charlie wants something that’s just his.
But Tally’s never believed she’s someone people choose. And Charlie’s convinced happiness isn’t something he gets to keep.

Set in Savannah, Let It Be Me is packed with Southern charm, laugh-out-loud moments, and a love worth staying for.