Driftwood Bay Series

"A heart-warming story of sisterly love. Grab the tissues, you'll need them!"  - USA Today bestselling author Lilly Mirren She can't put off going home any longer . . .   Quin hates that she and her sister have grown apart. Ryla followed her everywhere as they grew up but then life happened, and they went their separate ways. Sometimes sisters part. Now, as Ryla approaches the end of her life, the sisters come together for one final meeting. Words are spoken, and healing begins.   All too soon, the burden to return to her 'real' life is pressing in on Quin—she's an artist and if she doesn't want to starve, she needs to create—but the pull of Ryla and her comfortable home in Driftwood Bay beg Quin to slow down, take stock, and check her values.   As days go by and Quin learns who Ryla really was, and how similar they were, she is supported by her sister's neighbor Paxton, and Ryla's sweet bunny, Duggy. She finds a set of old diaries and so learns about the sister she thought she knew. If you love sister sagas that may require a tissue or two, you'll love this emotional, inspiring read. Get your copy now.

USA Today Bestselling author Teri Blake brings you a sweet story of healing from separation. Karla Maples searches for a solid rock when her world is turned upside down. Her husband of fifteen years walked out the door. Worse, he's living with a woman who looks just like her and is much younger. Her children are acting up and her bank account has hit rock bottom. Karla needs to think of a way to support her family, but what skills does a homemaker have? When Sawyer, a rep from a building corporation, stops by to buy her house she puts him to work helping her instead. If he can buy her house and turn it into a bed and breakfast, why can't she? Her husband is furious that the attempt to buy the house out from under her fell through, but he's still manipulating the kids. Sawyer looks at the situation from the outside and can see all the damage, but what can he do to help it? As Karla is about to give up, her sisters arrive to help, but they have secrets of their own. With everyone in upheaval, none of them are willing to share their burdens with each other. Until help from a most unexpected place turns the tables for Karla, but leaves one of her sisters with deep hurt. In this quaint town, where family comes first, neighbors look out for each other, and old wounds run deep, four sisters try to forge a new business and figure out who they are as a group again. But will time run out before the eviction notice comes? Can Karla find her voice? You'll adore this sister saga, because their struggle rings true for so many. You just might find your own strength as they look for their own. Get it now.

USA Today Bestselling author Teri Blake brings you the next installment in this year-long look at a solid relationship. Karla's perfectionism has crept back… Every time stress steals into her life, she deals with it by creating a perfect bubble. That bursts when her children come home from their father's smelling of pot and asking to never return. Sawyer has his own troubles. He's doing the work of two since his business partner had to leave suddenly. Construction on the inn has started and Karla can't get anyone to talk to her or help her when things don't go right. Her sister Channyon would normally be her rock without Sawyer, but she's got pain of her own to go through. Channyon kept a big secret from her sister Karla for the past five years…her marriage. Secrets and miscommunication drove Channyon and Becker apart, and she's sure there's been infidelity. She's not sure if the infidelity is worse because it was her spouse…or because it was with her sister. But what if she's wrong? Becker Garret married the woman of his dreams. As a lawyer, he needed someone independent who could think on her feet and who didn't need him constantly by her side to be happy. Channyon was that woman and he believes she still is. But she also believes, erroneously, that he's had an affair with her sister. Channyon's hurt is deep and unyielding. Will their path lead to reconciliation or separation? Will Karla and Sawyer connect and learn the ins and outs of both their needs? In this quaint town, where family comes first, neighbors look out for each other, and old wounds run deep, four sisters try to forge a new business and figure out who they are as a group again. But will secrets and the pain of infidelity break them all apart? Get your copy now

Aryn has dealt with abuse and now lives with fear she can't overcome.   A relationship that's deep enough to be lasting is a long-shot. Yet, Tim consistently gives her the time and space she needs, namely his garden when he refers to her as his fairy.   But dark thoughts of the past hold her back and keep her from the happiness she wants.   Karla has heard one too many times that her relationship with Sawyer is hurting her family.   When her son's counselor makes a remark that dating before she's divorced—even though she isn't dating—is hurting her son's chances of ever getting out from under the thumb of the school administration, she takes a step back. Sawyer doesn't understand and is tired of being pulled in, only to be pushed back. He draws a line in the sand, and she must cross it if they are to be together. But is it a line she's willing to cross?   The holidays can bring people together and break them apart, but in Driftwood Bay, there is healing coming. It's only a matter of time.