Jam meets honey. Routines meet sunshine. And love begins with consent, care, and a quiet table at the farmer's market. When Rae Park, a nonbinary autistic jam maker, is told they have to share their stall with a beekeeper, it feels like a disruption waiting to happen. Rae's world runs on structure-labels lined up, flavors ordered, every jar in its place. Enter Micah Alvarez, a shy, bi trans beekeeper who cares more about his hives than making a scene. He's conflict-avoidant, gentle to the core, and completely unprepared for the way Rae's precision steadies his messy mornings. What starts as a reluctant vendor truce soon grows into recipe swaps, sunrise taste-tests, and trust built in small, careful steps. But when a big-city buyer dangles a contract that could overwhelm Rae's senses and endanger Micah's bees, both must decide what kind of future they want-one that burns them out, or one where love is measured in small batches. ✨ Perfect for readers who love: Small-town, cozy LGBTQ+ romance Autistic, nonbinary, and trans main characters Slow-burn, grumpy/sunshine tenderness Acts of service and access intimacy as love language Farmers markets, homemade jam, and honey bees Wholesome, low-angst love stories with genuine representation Soft Launch at the Farmer's Market is a heartwarming queer romance about building love gently, honoring boundaries, and finding home where jam jars and honeycombs meet. Fall in love with Rae and Micah's quiet revolution-one market morning at a time.