One sprawling colonial. Two builders with stacked debt. A renovation that almost ended their marriage.
Somer and Tate Bishop have a wedding ring, a baby, a small brokerage, and a stack of bills. They think they have grit. They think they have time. Then a foreclosure flyer for a battered colonial on Whitfield Hill changes the math.
The house is rotting from the studs out. The septic is failing. The bank wants the loan paid in ninety days. Tate sees the project of a lifetime. Somer sees a marriage that may not survive it.
Across eight months of subfloors, dust masks, payroll panic, contractor walkouts, and a hurricane that almost steals everything, Somer and Tate fight the house, the timeline, and each other. The hill is bigger than them. So is the love they keep choosing.
Book 4 of 6 in the BRICK BY BRICK saga by Somer Lynn. A second-chance, slow-build, family-saga romance about marriage under pressure, the price of building something real, and the long road from broke to built.
Continue the trilogy of trilogies. The Bishops have weathered the night they said yes, the day she walked away, and the year they built it together. The House on the Hill is the one that nearly broke them.
Perfect for readers who love sweeping family sagas, military veteran heroes, small-business grit, slow-burn marriage romance, and stories where love builds the life it wants.
