Grab a cup of tea or a glass of wine, and sink into my later-in-life romances.
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Broke and lonely, she has one more shot at happiness. There’s only one problem.
Tired of grieving, Sue Weston is excited when her estranged sister promises to leave her the family homestead in Sedona, Arizona. Is this her chance to emerge from sorrow and start living again? With Roseanne, it’s never that simple.
Rafael Palacios has been given the chance of a lifetime. His dying friend, Roseanne, has promised to leave him her property, a priceless red rock mesa with a killer view. He will sell it to the highest bidder and buy himself the security he’s been seeking all his life.
When Sue and Rafael meet at Roseanne’s deathbed, they’re horrified to discover they’re both inheriting the land. Now, they’re pitted against each other, even as they resist the greatest love of their lives.
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Her world in turmoil, quiet Celeste flees to the solitude of the desert, where a gruff and burly carpenter dares her to live again.
Reeling from workplace trauma and a cold marriage, the middle-aged heiress escapes to Sedona to start fresh. When she hires a gruff, gun-loving contractor to remodel her home, she’s rattled by their unexpected chemistry.
John Collins is drawn to the timid introvert who shouldn’t fit into his rugged world. He can’t forget the scars rich people left on his family—but a contract’s a contract.
To bridge the gap, they strike a bold deal: three dares, two months, and a chance to see life through each other’s eyes. Will their differences bring them closer or tear them apart?
This is the second book in the Starting Over in Sedona later-in-life romance series. Click here or on the book to see more.
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Did their empty nest expose an empty marriage?
Heather Winstead is adrift. With her youngest off to college, her dream of raising a family is complete, but her marriage now feels unrecognizable. When her husband comes home late smelling of perfume, she seizes the moment and heads to her children’s university for a fresh start.
Rick Winstead is reeling. After decades of working to provide for his family, Heather has left him. She says she’s confused, but what about him?
While Heather reconnects with her youth in Sedona, Rick immerses himself in work—until he realizes it means nothing without her. But with his ambitious young assistant closing in, time may be running out.
Living apart, Rick and Heather must face the truth: were their kids the only thing keeping them together, or is their marriage worth fighting for?
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The Dakota Blues Series! Click on the books to see more.
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Broke and lonely, Kim is about to make the worst decision ever.
A midlife novel about caregiving. Will Kim find the strength to rescue her loved ones, or will she make the devastating choice to save only herself?
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Because after our babies grow up, after we retire, when the Happily Ever After ends—what then?
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