Braided Roses (Sensibility Romance Series Book 2)

Megan Mercer came to Giverny for the flowers, not for feelings.

She is the anonymous woman he’s been messaging for years.

But she has no idea he’s the man on the other side of the screen.

Before Noah can decide how to tell her, pressure around the dating-app launch puts them at the center of the campaign: a staged fake-dating photo shoot across Paris designed to prove that authentic chemistry can’t be manufactured.

The problem is, theirs doesn’t feel manufactured at all.

As playful poses give way to lingering glances and increasingly real moments, Noah’s secret becomes harder to keep. Telling Megan could destroy the trust growing between them. Staying silent could cost him something even greater.

And Megan must decide whether to retreat to the safety of the connection she already trusts or risk her heart on the man standing right in front of her.

Set against the cafés, gardens, and moonlit streets of Paris, Braided Roses is a clean, closed-door contemporary romance filled with hidden identity, workplace chemistry, fake dating, slow-burn yearning, an observant hero who falls first, female friendship, and a deeply earned happily-ever-after.

Perfect for readers who love romantic European settings, competent heroines, emotionally safe heroes, and love stories where intimacy grows through trust, patience, and the courage to be known.

✨ A clean contemporary Paris slow-burn romance about grief, trust, and what happens when protecting your heart becomes more dangerous than letting yourself want again.

Romance Tropes Readers Love in This Story:
* Paris Romance
* Workplace setting
* Forced proximity
* He falls first
* Quiet, observant hero
* Caretaking
* Emotional slow burn
* International travel
* Clean, closed-door romance
* Guaranteed happily-ever-after

An interconnected standalone in the Sensibility Romance Series with a complete happily-ever-after.
Content note: Clean, closed-door PG-13 romance. Themes include grief, parental loss, celiac disease, professional pressure, faith, emotional vulnerability, and the rebuilding of trust, handled with care and without explicit scenes.