Love on Luke and Main by Anastasia Austin

There’s always been a place for her in the back of my mind. My first crush. The one woman no other will ever live up to, because no relationship will be as good as the one I lived out in my head, with her.

Haley:
Lesson number one: when you catch your fiancé cheating on you, don’t marry him.
I did, and now I’m a frumpy divorcee back in my hometown of Towering Pines looking for a chance to start over.
Oh, and one more thing. When you order takeout, take a shower and put on clothes before answering the door. I didn’t, and now I’m pretty sure I just missed my six-foot-two hunk of a reset button.

Luke:
Rule number one: don’t date townies.
Unless that townie is the only girl you’ve ever loved and the reason you came up with that stupid rule in the first place.
Haley Reed has no idea I’ve been in love with her from the moment I saw her back in high school. She was out of my league. The lowly, new kid freshman never had a chance at catching the attention of the hot, senior head cheerleader. Now, the lowly cafe owner’s chances aren’t any better with the billionaire’s ex-wife.The best relationship I’ve ever had was the one I had with her, in my dreams. I don’t have a chance in hell, but I still hope her homecoming can be a dream come true.