A swoony, slow burn sapphic romance about finding love—and yourself—where you least expect it from the bestselling author of Cleat Cute

When June hooks up with Cora, her former stall neighbor at the farmers’ market where she sells flowers, she makes it clear it’s a one-time thing. June has never quite understood romance and doesn’t want to accidentally break someone’s heart. Cora spent market season drooling over June, so she agrees, though as a hopeless romantic she wishes it was the start of a happily ever after. Together, they have an unforgettable night, one so good, June almost breaks her rule–until they realize they’ll be working the same wedding.

What was supposed to be a one-night stand turns into a growing friendship. As Cora’s now very good friend, June is dead set on helping her in any way she can. So, while June helps Cora with the administrative side of her bakery, in return, Cora goes to open houses with June so she doesn’t have to make small talk with realtors. As they grow closer, Cora tries to control her crush but it can’t help but escalate. And June is starting to think she might have feelings for Cora after all.

But can June give Cora the happily ever after she deserves? And will Cora realize she's worthy of the love she wants?

Meryl Wilsner’s Flour Girl is a celebration of queer joy and community, and the kind of happily ever after that June and Cora never would’ve expected, but it’s theirs, so it’s perfect.