Small Town Romance Novels & Stories

Ethan lies. I was about to laugh but then he pinched my side. "Why didn't you just say that you don't want to date or get married because you love each other." "Honey, those kids must be scared." "Oh my god!! This means they're going to be married!" Tita said very happily to mom and they both hugged each other. "There will be no double wedding because they will marry each other!" The four of them seem to be very happy and I'm quite happy because Ethan is the one I'm going to marry instead of the other man out there that I don't like!

Louise smirked “Its been a while, darling that we met again. I guess we are destined to be together “ and he suddenly held her two hands and kissed her hand as he gave an prince impression towards her. Girls at side became envious and mad towards Loki. “ Wait! You misunderstood guys! I don’t know him! “ Loki sighed and kept her awkward face. "Louise, can you please sit down now?" Their professor interrupted Louise and their class going to started. "AL righty, Sir!" Louise sat down as he placed his elbow on the table and his eyes kept flirting at Loki. He reached his hand over to her, giving a letter saying "thank you for saving me, my darling"

Big. Sara owns an Arabian sorrel called Cinnamon. Riding is our fun thing to do in this small town or going to the movie theater to see a movie. We also enjoy driving twenty miles to Show Low as there is plenty to do there. Living in this small town is not bad, it is home and always has been. “Okay,” I said as I jumped off the table. “Should we all meet at my house or...” I stopped in mid-sentence, and the others turned to look at what caught my attention.

She said. "Come on this is not a marriage proposal, do you think my marriage proposal will be as lame as this? I can be very romantic when I want to be you know." I said and she laughed. "You? Romantic? Okay tell me, how will your marriage proposal be?" She asked. "You'll only get to find out if you accept to date me now so do you?" I asked. "I told you so." She said. "What?" "I told you back then remember? You said you weren't ever going to fall in love, I told you that you will and I'll be here to say I told you so when that happens." She said and I laughed.

I tell him and he seems to think for a moment before shaking his head. “Never heard of it.” He says, going back to his computer. “You wouldn’t have. It is in the middle of no where Italy with a very small population. The perfect place to find some piece and quiet and to get my mind on the right track again.” I explain. It really is a small town, but it is beautiful and reminds me of the small towns you see in romance movies where the main character goes through on a trip and then decides to never leave again. It is perfect for my first trip out of this Country that I haven’t left once in the thirty years I have been alive.

The place smelt faintly of rosemary and old wood– pleasant, and nothing too extra. ‎ ‎The low mutter of people chatting in the background was quite far, wrapping the place in a cocoon of intimacy. ‎ ‎' Leave it to a werewolf infested town to know so much about romance.' Selene thought to herself as she looked around, feeling ecstatic. ‎ ‎For a woman who hadn’t been courted the 'right way' in years, Selene felt disarmed just sitting in there. ‎ ‎It wasn't fancy, but it wasn't any less an ideal choice of a place for a date.

I didn't have her number anyway. Tori turned down another road and I felt my jaw drop as a mini town came into view. A small town nestled in the middle of the forest, and it looked all shiny and new. A sprinkling fountain sat in the middle of the small town square. Hell, they even had a few shops lingering around. I instantly spotted a coffee shop and and a little diner type restaurant. "Wow." I gaped, looking around the town square. People were out and about, walking down the sidewalk and sitting on benches. Some were even planting flowers or maintaining the grounds.

ANA POV I felt like I had been transported into an episode of Gilmore Girls. The small town of Englewood was the epitome of the picture-perfect small town. Small mom and pop shops lined either side of Main Street that ended in a rotary. Finely manicured lawns and shrubs made the brick exterior of the building standout. I had no idea why Xavier looked so concerned that we were stuck here for several days. It seemed like the most ideal place we could have ended up.

After days of exploring every street in that small tourist town, she had finally found the perfect place: a restaurant with classic architecture, which had recently been closed down but held the potential to become the restaurant of her dreams. She sighed as she watched intently the movement of people through the streets lined with buildings from the early 20th century. It was all so charming. The small town, famous among tourists from the capital, had become a weekend getaway, attracting families and couples in search of peace, mountain air, and good food. It was a new chapter. After a marriage marked by pain, silent humiliation, and loneliness, she finally dared to start over. She was tryi

I will always be a Daddy’s girl and I wouldn’t want to have it any other way. As I drive into the city of Chance I can see very little has changed. The oldest restaurant is still in business, I think it is almost as old as the city itself. There has never been a time that Fred’s hasn’t been open. This is a typical small town, less than ten square miles, and everyone knows each other. That may sound ideal to some people but it’s not ideal when you are living in it and everyone seems to know your business. I had always thought I would never leave this town because I was so happy here. I had found the love of my life here. I had seen myself settling down here, getting married, and having kids h