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Order your copy of An Inconvenient Wedding today!
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An Inconvenient Wedding, Boroughs Publishing Group, 2020
Lauren Anderson is planning the wedding she’s always wanted with the man she’s always loved, but the problem is the wedding isn’t hers. *** When Lauren Anderson agrees to take on the unlikely function of wedding planner to support her failing homestead, she has no clue it would be for her ex—the love of her life—Asher Wolf. Plunged into the world of cakes, flowers, venues, and broken promises, Lauren creates the picture-perfect fantasy... for another woman. Asher Wolf vows to make his wedding an event to remember, but he certainly doesn't expect his ex to be the woman planning the special day. Spending time with Lauren brings back memories, and he's reminded of feelings he's sure he'd buried. Nothing goes as he imagined it would, but everything winds up being exactly as it was meant to be. |
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The Healer available now on Amazon.com
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The Healer, 2023 When a teenager learns she has magical healing powers, she’s determined to heal her sick father even if that means sacrificing her mortal life to save his. It’s Christmas Eve, and Cara’s depressed father is missing. After a magical incident at school, Cara discovers that she’s part mortal, part faerie goddess and has the power to heal her sick father. Cara decides she will do anything to make him better, even if that means giving up her life on Earth and being bound to the otherworld for eternity. When she’s transported to the faerie realm of Tír na nÓg, Cara must set out on a journey where she learns about herself, falling in love with the charming god of love, Aengus, along the way. But when she falls for Aengus, she is heartbroken to find out she might not be able to be with him, or save her father, after all. Based on the Irish myth of Tuatha Dé Dananns Aengus and Caer Ibormeith, The Healer blends mythology and contemporary romance, taking the reader on a fantastical ride into another realm. |
Wild Woman of the Wood available now on Amazon.com
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Wild Woman of the Wood, 2022
When a witch and minister fall in love, they must fight off an entire village, including the minister’s grandfather, who wants to see them hanged. It’s October 1692 and seventeen-year-old green witch Rhiannon Atwood has been living alone in the woods outside of the Puritan village of Weeping Willow Valley, Massachusetts, hiding from the villagers who wish to see her hanged, just like they did to her parents five years ago. At the cusp of adulthood, Rhiannon longs for nothing more than romance and a family, so when a handsome young man falls off his horse near her cottage, Rhiannon eagerly aids in his healing. After she uses herbs and tinctures, spells and potions passed down to her through generations, Rhiannon is able to heal the man, who introduces himself as Reverend Blake Prescott. As the two fall in love, they begin to see that they can never be, especially once Rhiannon confesses she is a witch to the love struck minister. Can they find a way to be together in a society that wants to see them torn apart? |
Love on Pine Lake available now on Amazon.com.
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Love on Pine Lake, 2020
Cassie Larsen just moved to Pine Lake, Wisconsin to follow her dream of opening a gift shop selling her handmade cranberry candles, but when Cassie’s contractor backs out of his contract, Cassie must find a way to renovate the dilapidated storefront she's renting in just two months—in time for the town’s annual Cranberry Festival weekend. When she serendipitously meets the very confident Matt Miller, who is spending his summer before law school at his grandfather’s cranberry farm, Cassie learns Matt needs to help his grandfather ramp up business before harvest season, otherwise his grandfather risks losing his farm. The pair decides to work together to complete both projects by the end of summer, with no intentions to fall in love. Cran Fest approaches, marking the beginning of fall, and the end of Cassie and Matt’s time together. As Matt heads to law school in Chicago, eight hours away, will he leave Cassie with a broken heart? |
Books Out Of Print
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Redwood Falls, 2010
Aside from cigarettes and Diet Coke, Natalie is the only other love of her grandmother’s life. When her grandmother Millie is diagnosed with stage four cancer, city girl Natalie must move to the country to take care of her, forcing her to learn the hard way about love, for better and for worse. While her grandmother’s life is unraveling, Natalie’s life is unfolding before her eyes as tough, gritty Noah Thornberry teaches her a thing or two about the country. Based loosely on country songs, Redwood Falls follows a young woman as she deals with all of life’s cycles with humor through heartache. |
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Faithful and Bold, 2012
Faithful and Bold tells the stories of four generations of Callaghans broken up into three tales, weaving together the stories of my family told to me over the years. From Brigid Gibbons, a runaway bride who bore twenty-two children, to her infant son who was nearly buried alive, and finally grandchildren who were nearly orphaned, Faithful and Bold tells the honest, tragic, but triumphant tale of the Callaghan legacy in Ireland and America. |
