Sounds Like Love 2

Fortuna Jane Belleweather (Ford to nearly everyone) is finally living her dream life. She's moved from her small town to New York City, landed a killer job as a beauty editor at a top magazine, and is living in an adorable apartment with her two best friends. But when a scandal erupts back home and her beloved grandmother falls ill, Ford is forced to temporarily return to the town she thought she'd left behind. Her plans? Lie low, help her family, and avoid the town's gossip until she can hop back on the train to her real life. Her plans do not include a run-in with the boy who broke her heart a decade ago—or his surly, handsome older brother, who is now the town veterinarian. Livingston Montgomery is sticking to a plan, too: return to his hometown, help during his dad's recovery, and—once his father is healed—get back to his real life, and his real job, in the city. He does not have time for the town's new temporary resident, even if she is as beautiful and bright as one of the summer days he dreads. But when the two are thrown together to save the local animal shelter, Ford must confront her past and what she wants for her future. And Livingston must decide whether to stick to his plan or change it for a chance at love.