
About the Book:

Title: Harvest Day in the Square
Series: Holidays in Hillview #3
Author: Erynn Mangum
Release Date: July 31st, 2026
Genre: Christian Rom-Com
Allie McGrady has always sworn she would NEVER move back to her tiny hometown of Hillview, Texas, and yet, here she is – buying a house in Hillview. But this isn’t an ordinary house and it doesn’t take long before Allie realizes that maybe she bit off more than she can chew with this particular fixer-upper. Add in the pressure to get it done before the town’s annual Harvest Day in the Square and Allie is starting to panic.
Enter Harris, a pastor at Allie’s sisters’ church. He is a lifesaver for Allie and ends up helping at the house as much as possible, which instantly turns Allie’s sisters into a bunch of matchmakers. This is completely terrible because Allie really likes Harris as a friend only, so everything is now just awkward and awful. In the midst of all of this, Allie is confronted over and over again with her identity and who she is – not just to herself or others, but who she is to Jesus.
Harvest Day in the Square is a romantic comedy of mishaps, miscommunication and misunderstandings that ultimately leads to a deeper walk with the Lord. Get ready for lots more of the McGrady family and the adorable, quirky town of Hillview!
Book Review:
I loved this book! Every single one of Mangum’s books are so fun and this one is no exception.
I thought Allie’s perspective was really fun to read about. She’s definitely different from Dani, the sister in the past book, and her free spirit is fun to read about. I loved seeing her buy her house and grow in her confidence in Christ. She was learning how to be confident in how God made her and the different plans He had for her life. I love how Mangum always focuses on her character’s spiritual walk, and she does a great job of making it relatable.
The family in this series is one of my favorite parts! I love how connected they are to each other, and it’s really fun to see Case and Ben join the group. They’re all so funny, and it reminds me of my own family dinners. The sisters push each other to be more like Jesus and they support one another through the ups and downs of life. I think it’s sweet too how involved they all still are even in adulthood.
Harris is the perfect complement for Allie! It was fun to see him in the other books in the series, and he has a lot of light and spark to match Allie’s fire. But he’s a little bit more settled than her. I thought they worked together so well. We got to see a little bit more about Sam’s story too, and I am so excited for her book! Overall, I would totally recommend this book! It is a clean romance, and it can be read standalone but I would recommend reading them in order.

















