New York City meets small-town charm in this laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about second chances, family secrets, and unexpected sparks.

Ashley Winters doesn’t do small towns, or flowers, for that matter. But when her free-spirited grandmother takes a nasty fall in her beloved Maple Ridge flower shop, Ashley begrudgingly trades skyscrapers for sunsets to help out for the summer. Despite her utter lack of gardening skills and a black thumb that could kill a cactus, Ashley sees this as her chance to finally connect with the grandmother her parents kept at arm’s length her entire childhood.

Enter Dylan Hawkins, the grumpy town electrician who discovered her grandmother injured on the shop floor. With his brooding demeanor and maddening talent for making her blush, Dylan is the last person Ashley wants around, especially when he keeps showing up to fix things she didn’t know were broken.

But as Maple Ridge’s busy tourist season keeps her on her toes, Ashley starts to uncover more than just the charm of small-town life. A long-buried family secret threatens to uproot everything she thought she knew about her past, and Dylan’s own troubled history begins to surface.

With witty banter, sizzling tension, and plenty of opposites-attract antics, Ashley and Dylan must decide if they’re willing to let their walls down, or risk losing the chance at something real.

The Maple Blossom Flower Shop is a heartwarming rom-com brimming with small-town charm, grumpy-sunshine chemistry, and a reminder that sometimes, the best things in life bloom when you least expect them.