The Trouble With Plans : A Christian Romantic Comedy (The Murphy Girls Book 3)

When your whole life is perfectly planned, falling in love is a serious scheduling problem.

Brooke Anderson has built an empire teaching four hundred thousand women how to organize their lives. She has a framework for everything. So when her car dies on a Vermont mountain, she should have a plan for that, too.

Unfortunately, the alternator has other ideas.

Brooke was supposed to spend a beautifully scheduled week at a rented cabin, finally surrendering to rest. Instead, she’s stranded in a town where the mechanic measures distance in mud, the man who forecasts the mud does it from his porch, and nobody seems remotely concerned about being in a hurry.

Especially Owen Mitchell.

Owen taps maples for a living and prays while he works, the way other men hum. He’s been restoring the town’s Grange Hall for years, one honest board at a time, with no particular intention of rushing to finish it. Because some things are better done slowly. And some things, once lost, can’t be recovered.

Two weeks shouldn’t be enough time to fall for anybody.

Brooke has sponsors, a launch, a manager, and a content calendar that definitely does not have a column for Owen Mitchell.

But the sap runs when it runs. Nobody in this town seems to understand the concept of hurry. And Brooke—the woman who built her entire brand around teaching others how to surrender control—is about to discover what surrender really looks like.

Her whole brand says she has it handled.

What if the best thing in her life is the one thing she never planned?

The Trouble With Plansis a Christian romantic comedy and the third book in The Murphy Girls series. Clean and Christ-centered, with a happily-ever-after and no cliffhanger.