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?
Coming Soon: Finding Home Again (Steele Family Saga Book 3)
Coming Soon: Finding Home Again (Stele Family Saga Book 3)
Read the Prologue: Belonging Season (Steele Family Saga Book 2)
Looking for a great read? This is the prologue from Belonging Season, the second book in the Steele Family Saga series.
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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Read the First Pages of Brock's Bad Temper (And The Time Machine)
His sister, Brenda, was the kindness queen. The total opposite of Brock, always nice and never mean. She was good to her friends and always helpful to her teachers. Sometimes on Sundays, she would take baked goods to their preacher. Even though she loved him, Brock was really a pest. Once in a while, his sourpuss attitude would put her friendships to the test. They would get so tired of him. For crying out loud, would he give it a rest? She would just shrug her shoulders and take it in stride. Together they would smile and roll their eyes, then decide where to play, indoors or outside.
One day at recess, Brock was being so mean, stomping and snorting and causing a scene. Brenda went over to put her own words to the test.
"Brock Edward Bean, stop being so mean! It's not all about you. You won't always get your way. If you keep this up, you may get a black eye someday. Everyone is tired of your stomping and snorting and causing a scene. Eventually, you'll wind up in the bad temper time machine!" she yelled at him.
"Bad temper time machine?! What is that? What do you mean?!" he shot back.
"Don't kid yourself because it happened to me. I used to get red in the face and have a temper streak. But one night I was in my room, putting on my pajamas. Suddenly I looked up and my heart went bananas. I wasn't in my closet anymore. I was in a cabin, standing on the hardwood floor. Then I got a whooping with a switch before I went out the door. I ran and ran, I screamed and I cried. Then suddenly in our home I was back inside."
"That could never happen. It will never happen to me," he shot back.
"Well, when we go home tonight, you'll have to wait and see," she said, turning around and walking away.