We not only get to return to Östermon, we get to revisit Harold and Rani and read about them finally getting their HEA!
From the blurb:
As the country of Östermon braces for a season of celebrations, an old spark threatens to reignite behind palace walls.
Prince Harold Valdemar has always been many things: charming, reckless, irresistible. The tabloids still remember his carefree years a little too fondly, even if Harold himself would rather forget them. These days, he’s trying—truly trying—to be the man the crown demands. Mostly. What he doesn’t expect is for the one person who once saw straight through him to return to his life.
Rani Adhikari is not the same man he was years ago. Serious, composed, and fiercely professional, he’s back at the palace on a temporary assignment with one goal: to do his job and avoid the prince who once broke his heart. Harold was never meant to be more than a beautiful mistake. But late nights, half-done conversations, and the unmistakable pull of unfinished business make it impossible to pretend their past never happened.
With a demanding royal schedule, a palace humming with gossip, and a monarchy that remembers Harold’s reputation all too well, both men must confront who they were—and who they’re willing to become—if they want a future that’s more than just another regret.
The Harvest Homecoming is a contemporary, second-chance, queer royal romance featuring a former playboy prince trying to grow up, a no-nonsense staff member with a long memory, new beginnings sharpened by time and distance, lingering chemistry that refuses to fade, quiet moments stolen from duty, and a hopeful, hard-earned happily ever after.
Heather's Review:
Rani has been burned and Harold knows it's all his fault... every time Rani tries to duck away, he pursues - determined to apologize and hopefully show that he's ready for a real relationship!
With ties to the Winter Mittens and Laurel Holidays romances, we get to revisit characters and really see the progression of these two! It's a true second chance romance with all the angst and drama that you'd expect...
It's tender, sweet and steamy and a perfect book to curl up with a hot apple cider, a fuzzy blanket and some pumpkin bread!
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