The past brought her home. The future might just keep her there.After eight years away, Sarah Beth McAllister returns to Rossville, Georgia with nothing but a suitcase full of regret, a four-year-old daughter, and a prayer that her mama will take her back in. Estranged and pride-worn, Sarah Beth knows coming home means facing the mess she made. And the mother who warned her about men like the one who left her in ruins.But Rossville isn’t the town she left behind. Mama’s taken to bed, the family-run motel is hanging on by a thread, and some smooth-talking stranger has wedged himself smack dab in the middle of the mess.Aaron Cooper rides the rails, just like his daddy and granddaddy before him. But with the railroad fading and a new dream rising, he's set his sights on the rundown motel next door. The land it sits on? Prime real estate—if he can just outlast the sharp-tongued matriarch who refuses to sell. But when her equally headstrong daughter returns home with a wide-eyed little girl, a needy puppy, and secrets of her own, Aaron’s smooth plan goes off track. And so does his heart.As past mistakes bubble to the surface and a long-buried mystery starts to unravel, Sarah Beth and Aaron will have to decide if the wreckage between them can be cleared—or if some hearts are better left on the tracks.Warm, witty, and rich with Southern soul, Train Wrecked Hearts is a story of forgiveness, second chances, and the beauty of building something new from the pieces of the past.Crack open this Southern tale of grit, grace, and unexpected love today.

When tradition and innovation collide, will love be strong enough to bridge the divide?Rebecca Lapp has built her life on perfect order. Since losing her mother at twelve, she's kept her Amish family together through meticulous planning and unwavering devotion to tradition. But when a violent storm forces her to seek shelter with Jacob Zook—whose innovative ideas have always raised eyebrows in their community—her carefully constructed world begins to shift.As drought threatens their farms and livelihoods, Jacob's revolutionary irrigation system offers hope—and ignites controversy. Rebecca finds herself drawn not just to Jacob's kindness and ingenuity, but to his vision of honoring tradition while embracing thoughtful change. Yet their growing attraction becomes a lightning rod for those who fear any departure from the old ways.When sabotage destroys Jacob's work and false accusations drive him from the community, Rebecca must choose between the security of conformity and a love that challenges everything she thought she believed. Armed with nothing but her mother's hidden wisdom and her own newfound courage, she'll discover that sometimes the strongest faith grows from questioning, and the deepest traditions are found not in rigid rules but in the courage to love authentically.But with enemies determined to destroy their future and a community divided by fear, Rebecca and Jacob must prove that innovation and tradition can strengthen rather than threaten each other—before it's too late.In this sweeping Amish romance of faith, courage, and unexpected love, discover how two hearts can find harmony even when their worlds seem impossibly apart.

In this inspirational romance, a rebel cowboy returns to his Alaskan hometown a single dad with a chance at redemption.Back in Love, Alaska, Joshua Ransom comes face-to-face with ex-fiancée Honor Prescott. A single dad of an infant daughter, Joshua's no longer the reckless cowboy who broke Honor's heart. But discovering he's selling his late grandfather's land to developers puts them at odds. With the Diamond R's fate unclear, so is their future. Will this second chance lead to Joshua being one of Love's Alaskan Grooms?

Four ordinary women. One extraordinary destiny.Rachel, Leah, Bilhah, and Zilpah reveal their hearts as each tells her own story of joy and sorrow. Among them, the four women presented Jacob with the twelve sons who founded the tribes of Israel. Never realizing the historical significance of their roles, these four obscure women entered the Biblical lineage to become the mothers of a nation.

Opposites attract in this sweet, classic romance from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber!After experiencing a personal loss, Skye Garvin has rebuilt her life around teaching, music and helping others. Her playful, generous spirit brings sunshine to the hospital where she volunteers. But the unexpected arrival of patient Jordan Kiley catches her completely off guard! His grumpy refusal to accept help challenges her compassion even as his piercing gray eyes and commanding presence threaten her heart. But Jordan holds secrets that could shatter her trust forever. Is Skye ready to risk everything for a second chance at love?Also by Debbie MacomberLOVE THY NEIGHBORA GIRL LIKE JANETUNDERCOVER DREAMER

Hopes and dreams bring warmth to Christmas in the first faith-filled romance in the Wyoming Cowboys series.Wedding planner Lexi Harrington needs a manager for her inherited Wyoming ranch. Clint Romine is the perfect man for the job, but the ruggedly handsome cowboy soon presents a new dilemma—distraction. Lexi can't fall for a small-town rancher when she's planning to return to her big-city career after the holidays.Home has always been elusive for former foster kid Clint. Working alongside Lexi at Rock Step Ranch feels too cozy—and too risky. Opening up to her means revealing a secret about his past that could jeopardize everything he holds dear. This Christmas, can Clint learn to trust Lexi with the truth . . . and with his heart?"I loved absolutely everything about this book, including the cover! . . . In addition to the sweet romance, there's an inspirational thread woven in which added to my enjoyment of the story. I am looking forward to reading more in this series." —Two Girls and a Book Blog"This is a sweet romance filled with lots of real-life questions/worries/stress . . . I am officially hooked and looking forward to the next book. I must admit when I picked this book up I couldn't put it down until the last page was turned so for me it was a one sitting read." —Between the Pages with Katrina