Christmas Cove
With only three weeks left in December, travel editor, America Greene, arrives in the idyllic Christmas Cove to find it…
Christmasless.
America needs a story, and fast, so she teams up with the town’s good-looking (and eligible) mayor, Leo, to light up Main Street and salvage her chance at being a full-time writer. The connection between them heats up, halls are decked, sleigh bells ring, and lights twinkle. Just when she thinks the holiday is saved, a nearby city threatens the future of Christmas Cove.
With her heart, and career, hanging in the balance, she must learn that Christmas is much more than just a place on a map before time runs out.
Spring Showers
Christmas Cove book II
Practically left at the altar will be written on Thandie Nkosi’s headstone if she doesn’t run far enough away from her past. Out of money and out of options, she finds temporary solace working at a wellness retreat. Grant, a guest of the resort who is running from his own trauma, runs right into Thandie on the first day’s hike. Their connection electrifies as storms threaten the future of the resort itself. With the power out, their attraction heats up. Though she knows she’s crossing a line, she can’t help but like the man who keeps making her smile. Meanwhile, Grant needs to come to terms with his own loss, but the more he pulls away, the harder he falls for her.
Christmas Cove Book III
Christmas Cove is a buzz in wedding preparations when a winter storm threatens to derail the whole event. America and Leo hatch a plan that will allow them to have their wedding cake and eat it too, but they must hide the truth until the last I-Do’s are said.
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