Don't Need Your Love Any More is Dr. Holly—Cyd—James's mantra. Divorced decades ago, she's carved out a successful life as a homeopathic doctor, specializing in alternative medicine. Her schedule is jammed packed with her career, yoga, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, and riding her kinetic green Harley Davidson. She doesn't have the time, need, or want for a man. Unlike her peers, at the end of the day, she doesn't want a healthy Kombucha. Instead, she chugs down a cold Heineken. As a mother and grandmother, she's been there done that, but when a knock on the door brings her a silver fox, long-dead desire rushes in. While her mind screams no, her body says hell yes.
Rod Garden is a widowed seventy-something botanist who's far from finished. Unfortunately, his rod stirs when he sees Dr. James. Reminding himself he has children and grandchildren, he struggles for control when he comes to her door to trim her holly bush. He has a smorgasbord full of delight to deliver. However, the woman who answers suggests she's on strict a no-man diet. One without a dessert.
Can he offer an occasional appetizer or a quick snack? After all, he can cook and is a red-hot entree. Maybe he could be just what the doctor ordered, and she'll add him to her menu.
