He is the perfect mayor with a political future mapped out to the last detail. She is the bohemian chaos who has been driving him crazy for months.

And they've just been named co-chairs of the biggest festival of the year.

Iris

I've been in Sunset Valley for six months, and I'm still the outsider. The hippie. The weirdo.

When Lauren moved in with Cole, I was left on my own. And I realized: I'm tired of not belonging anywhere.

The Rodeo Festival is my chance to get the town to accept me. And, while I'm at it, to get under Liam Wellington's skin one more time.

Because if there's one thing I enjoy, it's watching Montana's most uptight mayor lose his cool every time I show up at a town hall meeting with proposals like "official tarot readings."

Until the town votes for the best rodeo proposal of the year and names me co-chair. With him. Three months. Together.

Three months ignoring how my body reacts when he's near, how I fantasy about mussing up that damn perfect suit.

This can only end in disaster.

Liam

I need this festival to be perfect for my run for governor.

What I do not need is Iris Davis—the woman who chained herself to the city hall steps to protest—turning the Rodeo Festival into a circus of crystals and incense.

But the town voted for her idea. And now I'm trapped for three months with the woman who has been driving me insane for half a year.

The one who shows up at every meeting just to see me lose my composure. The one who smells like patchouli and vanilla and makes me forget why I need so much control.

Every time we argue, I want to kiss her. Every time she smiles, something in my chest fractures.

Iris Davis is too young, too free, too dangerous for my career.

But I'm starting to think the woman who could destroy it all is the only one who makes me feel alive.

Sometimes you have to lose control to win what truly matters.

An enemies-to-lovers, grumpy x sunshine, small town romance. Book two in A Sunset Valley Romance series.