Two estate sale companies. One house. Neither of them wants to share.
Diana Ward runs Bright Corner Estate Sales out of a garage. Her hand-painted van honks going uphill, and she writes little notes on her price tags. She can walk into a stranger’s house and work out what they loved. What she can’t do is share a job with Graham Spearman.
Graham runs the other kind of company, with a warehouse, matching trucks and staff in lanyards. He’s a widower who keeps his life tidy because tidy is easier. He has never argued with anyone about a lamp. Then he meets Diana.
When the Clark family can’t choose between them, they hire both. The two rivals have to empty a piano teacher’s house together, one room at a time, with a strip of blue tape down the middle of the kitchen table. They disagree about nearly everything, and they keep showing up early anyway.
Handle With Love is a slow-burn contemporary romance about second chances and the things we choose to keep. It’s told from both points of view, and it’s a full-length standalone with a happy ending. $2.99 on Kindle.
