Description：
Hadley Bishop spent her twenty-ninth year doing what every "approaching-thirty, single, and otherwise eligible" woman does: surviving her mother's blind dates.
The latest setup is at a bar. The man Hadley accidentally taps on the shoulder, mistaking him for her date, turns out to be — Levi Devon. Her dentist. Her ex-boyfriend. The man she broke up with four years ago because she had overheard him being "traded" to a senior with international connections.
He has the same devastating face. He notices, immediately, that her tiny crooked canine tooth has shifted slightly since they were last together.
"Looks like your tooth has been *stepping out* on you. Just like its owner."
Hadley is about to discover that she had walked away from the only man who was ever going to love her — and the only man, it turns out, who never *stopped* trying to find his way back to her.
A swoonworthy second-chance romance about misunderstandings, summer snow, golden retrievers, and the dentist who's been waiting all along.
