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Headlines, Homecomings & Hard Pivots: A Romantic Comedy

Headlines, Homecomings & Hard Pivots: A Romantic Comedy

Douglas, Dalton

Paperback

Series: A Matchmaker Moms Romance, Book 101

RomanceGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction

ISBN13: 9798195335229
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 3 2026
Pages: 328
Weight: 0.88
Height: 0.82 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Atlas Falcone arrives in Dalton with a reputation, a plan, and a very strong preference for controlling how he is perceived.

Unfortunately for Atlas, Dalton is a small town with excellent observational skills, an alarmingly fast community information network, and no real interest in letting a high-profile newcomer quietly recalibrate in peace. What he wants is privacy, distance, and a chance to become boring on purpose.

What he gets is Glenn Fields.

Glenn is local, steady, deeply competent, and one of the few people in Dalton who seems entirely unimpressed by Atlas's orbit. Which should make him easy to avoid. Instead, Glenn becomes the person Atlas keeps running into, relying on, and noticing far more than is strategically wise.

As public curiosity grows and outside attention starts turning Atlas's private pivot into a very visible narrative, Dalton becomes the last place he can hide and the first place that begins to feel like home. But wanting Glenn means risking something Atlas has spent years trying to manage: being known without controlling the story.

Headlines, Homecomings & Hard Pivots is a warm, funny small-town M/M romantic comedy about public image, private truth, chosen home, and the deeply inconvenient reality that real love refuses to behave like a press release.

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