Love in Millars Crossing

She was supposed to avoid him. Her father made that clear years ago.But you can't avoid someone in a small town. Especially when he's the ruggedly handsome Logan Carleton-and especially when your heart never quite let him go.Sarah Westerveld returned to Millars Crossing to make peace with her past then leave. Instead, she's caught between her father's enemy and a love that refuses to stay buried.Dark secrets. Family feuds. Second-chance romance that will make you believe in Christmas miracles.This is the small-town escape you've been craving. After writing over 60 books, I still don't feel like I've written the perfect book.Inspired by long walks in the woods with my two trusty dogs to keep me company and scare away any bears, I keep trying.Sitting in front of the computer, losing myself in other places with other characters gives me hope and happiness. I hope my stories do the same for you.

Sharing with the enemy is almost as bad as falling for them...Ethan Westerveld wasn't about to give up half the family farm to a complete stranger no matter how beautiful she was. But the ink was dry, the damage done and nothing could change the fact that Hannah Kristofferson was now fifty percent owner in his family farm.But only if she stuck around.Hannah, a born and bred city girl, had zero intentions of living on a farm.Especially not the farm that was the home place of Sam Westerveld, the only father she had ever known.A man who had betrayed her and her mother when he walked out on them all those years ago and back to Millars Crossing and the bosom of his tight-knit family and community.One of the conditions of the will, however, was that Hannah had every right to do what she wanted with her half of the farm if she stayed six months. Stay and she could decide what she wanted to do with her half. Leave and she forfeited any right to the money.Ethan never expected to have feelings for this headstrong beauty with her heart set on leaving. And Hannah didn't expect to fall in love with Millars Crossing. Or her infuriatingly charming and handsome co-owner who never met a girl he couldn't charm.Hannah is determined to stay the course, but will she lose more than she might gain if she walks away from Ethan and a life that holds more than she ever dared dream of? After writing over 60 books, I still don't feel like I've written the perfect book.Inspired by long walks in the woods with my two trusty dogs to keep me company and scare away any bears, I keep trying.Sitting in front of the computer, losing myself in other places with other characters gives me hope and happiness. I hope my stories do the same for you.

Luke Harris grew up without family and that's fine with him.Family means opening yourself up to pain and loss. Yet, a part of him still yearns for someone to care for. And when he and his goofy dog, Cooper, move into a house next door to the lovely Janie Corbett and her adorable kids, he starts to allow himself to think of possibilities.Janie Corbett has been once-burned and has zero intention to let herself get mislead by a man again.Life is easier on your own. Or so she likes to tell herself. But when she injures herself trying to be the independent home-owner she wants to be, Luke steps in to help.But she has her three children to protect and, even more important, her own bruised heart. She can't allow the achingly handsome man or his rambunctiou dog who her children adore, to break down the barriers she spent years erecting. It would hurt too much when he leaves. Because what man would want to take on a woman with three children? After writing over 60 books, I still don't feel like I've written the perfect book.Inspired by long walks in the woods with my two trusty dogs to keep me company and scare away any bears, I keep trying.Sitting in front of the computer, losing myself in other places with other characters gives me hope and happiness. I hope my stories do the same for you.

Can forgiveness and sacrifice help them find their way into a happily ever after?Even though she married his step-brother, Dodie has never stopped loving Cam – and she can't stop feeling guilty because of that. Cam ended their engagement and abandoned her without explanation, possibly because his band was more important to him, so why does her heart start beating faster as soon as he returns to the family farm? She feels as if she's dishonoring the memory of her late husband, and yet, her heart disagrees.Cam still feels guilty about abandoning the love of his life years ago, but after his father died and left everything to his step-mother, he couldn't give Dodie the life she wanted. The life she deserved: the farm, the family, the community.When Cam's step-mother decides to sell the farm, old secrets come out that will change everything for him and Dodie. He can think of only one solution and it would require a great sacrifice.Is their newfound love strong enough, or will their dreams end up shattered...again? After writing over 60 books, I still don't feel like I've written the perfect book.Inspired by long walks in the woods with my two trusty dogs to keep me company and scare away any bears, I keep trying.Sitting in front of the computer, losing myself in other places with other characters gives me hope and happiness. I hope my stories do the same for you.