Her life was falling apart…
Larsyn Steele Garcia experienced the loss of one of her most vulnerable patients, the exposure of her husband's infidelity, and the serving of divorce papers. And now, to top it all off, she discovers that her husband's mistress is pregnant, and he's sold their house, leaving Larsyn and their six children with only thirty days to find a new home. In desperate need of a fresh start, she returns to her hometown of Peachtree, Illinois - the place she swore she would never go back to. But little does she know, she's not the only one dealing with tragedy.
Life as he knew it just ended…
Doctor Creighton Lane, a talented ER doctor, is also facing his own heartache. After a devastating car accident takes the lives of his wife and daughter, he struggles to move on, haunted by the memories of his loved ones. Larsyn and Creighton meet via a mix-up for an interview and she fascinates him. After sending her on her way, Creighton wonders if he will ever see her again.
As they both try to heal from their pasts, their paths intertwine and they find solace in each other's company. But with unresolved feelings and secrets between them,can they truly mend each other's hearts and find a new home in each other?
Read the Prologue: Finding Home Again (Steele Family Saga Book 3)

Read the Prologue: Belonging Season (Steele Family Saga Book 2)

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Read the Prologue: Someone to Catch My Teardrops (Steele Family Saga Book 1)

This is the prologue for the first book in the Steele Family Saga series, Someone to Catch My Teardrops.
Before Us: The First Three Chapters.

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What is the History of Clean Romance Stories?

Today I wanted to dive into the history of clean romance stories. Where did they originate? How does clean romance set itself apart? How have cultural shifts impacted the genre? What role do publishers play in clean romance? Who are some of the top clean romance authors? How does clean romance intersect with other genres? And what is the future of clean romance?