Her dog got loose in a crowded farmers market. The stranger who found him found her too.

Elena's leash snaps without warning, and her sixty-pound mutt bolts straight into the chaos of a Saturday market. An hour of panic later, a quiet stranger named Wes hands him back — unhurried, unbothered, the kind of man who simply doesn't walk past anything lost.

She doesn't even get his name that day. But a coincidence, a second meeting, and a dog who's already decided he loves this stranger draw Elena into Wes's slow, patient orbit — a woodworking shop that smells like cedar, a rescue dog of his own, and a way of paying attention that makes her wonder if she's ever actually been seen like this before.

What follows isn't a whirlwind. It's a year of showing up — through a near-miss with traffic, a hard conversation about the future neither of them saw coming, and a proposal at the exact fountain where they first found each other — building toward a love story about the quiet, deliberate choice to notice someone, and never let them get away again.

A heartfelt, slow-burn romance about the family you build one patient choice at a time — for fans of found love, quiet heroes, and stories where the dog deserves just as much credit as the humans.

Book Four of the Accidentally Married series.

The Stranger Who Found My Lost Dog Found Me Too

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