Just One Time (Beaumont Creek Book 1)

Approaching forty, a woman in a small town fears her biological clock and a lifetime without children. She runs the café she inherited from her grandparents, lives with constant pressure from her controlling, judgmental mother, and endures the gossip that follows every attempted match, including an ill-advised setup with Old Man Bucky, a frail widow who walks with a cane. Desperate to become a mother, she turns to her incredibly handsome best friend and makes a bold, unconventional plan for him to help her conceive. They agree it will be one night only, a crossing of friendship for a single chance at parenthood.