Slowly, Tim and Cynthia start to fall for each other without each telling the other how they feel due to misunderstandings. Able to get over the initial problem encounters they had, Cynthia becomes friends with her next door neighbor, Tim Kavanaugh, who she eventually learns is the town's scooter-driving episcopal minister, and according to many, the town's most eligible bachelor. She quickly learns that her reputation precedes her as it seems everyone in town knows who she is and about her arrival since her uncle talked endlessly about her, the townsfolk who have taken immediately to her.
The visit to Mitford is also to prepare the cottage for sale upon her departure back to Boston. With a forty-five day deadline by her editor James for the manuscript, the next in the series about her cat Violet who Cynthia has given magical powers, she, with Violet in tow, decides to head to small-town Mitford, where she spent many a childhood summer visiting with her now deceased uncle, in whose closed-up cottage she will stay to gain some inspiration to write.
One year after the dissolution of her marriage, successful Boston-based children's book author and illustrator Cynthia Coppersmith, a big city girl at heart, is still suffering a case of writer's block in part because of the break-up.
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