Bliss, Texas

Is he ready for fatherhood? **He doesn’t think he deserves a family… But now he has a daughter.** Stunned to discover he has a child, Wes Bishop isn’t sure he’s father material. But his adorable daughter needs him, and he can’t help feeling drawn to her mother, Laurel Donovan—a woman he’s finally getting to know. But can this sudden dad overcome a past tragedy that has him convinced he’s not meant to be a husband or a father…and make a promise of forever?

A little girl will change his world… He didn’t realize he wanted a family… until he suddenly became a single dad. After his sister’s death, rancher Mick Ashford’s determined to ensure his orphaned niece, Sadie, feels at home. And accepting guidance from Christa Slocum is his first step. But just as Christa and Sadie start to settle into Mick’s heart, Sadie’s paternal grandparents sue for custody. Now Mick must fight to keep them together…or risk losing the makeshift family he’s come to love. From Harlequin Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope. Bliss, Texas Book 1: A Father’s Promise Book 2: A Brother’s Promise

All their dreams will come true… if they can work together. Widow Paisley Wainwright’s so close to taking her Texas event-planning business to the next level by turning Renwick Castle into a wedding venue. Only one thing stands in the way: her longtime rival, Crockett Devereaux, who wants the building to become a museum. When the building’s owners insist they collaborate to implement both plans, can Paisley and Crockett put their differences aside…and fight for their dreams together?

As her plans unravel, can she give her children what they truly need? Foster mom Rae Girard's determined to make her children's first Christmas with her the best they've ever had-and she's shocked when the town scrooge, attorney Cole Heinsohn, offers to pitch in. Rae's young charges have melted Cole's heart, and he wants them to experience the special day he never had. But when disaster strikes, an imperfect holiday might bring them something better: a family...