Can their love survive a secret he never suspected?A tragedy transformed Rose Hamilton from a surrogate mother for her beloved foster sister into a single mom expecting twins. But when she walks into Dr. Hunter Mackenzie's West Virginia wildlife rehab clinic - with her pregnancy still a secret - all he sees is a gorgeous, likable woman applying for a job. Rose doesn't want a romance with the handsome veterinarian who doesn't suspect that she's expecting, and who's already got plenty of trouble thanks to a mayor who wants to rid his town of Mac's lion cubs and injured wolves. Why would a man who obviously loves the wild life want to fall in love with a ready-made family? (Book Two of the bestselling Hawks Mountain Series)"Elizabeth Sinclair lulls you into a place and holds you there." - Vicki Hinze, bestselling author of the Crossroads Crisis Center series.Elizabeth Sinclair is the award-winning author of eighteen romance novels. The next book in her Hawks Mountain series will be FOREVER FALL.

Kate’s inherited an inn, but it’s holding onto secrets that could tear her family apart.

When Kate returns to sleepy Cabarita Beach for her grandmother’s funeral, she comes face to face with her two estranged sisters. After their parents died they each left home as soon as possible to pursue their careers, but now they’re drawn back to the only home they’ve ever known to mourn the woman who raised them.

At the reading of the will, they discover their grandmother has left them her rundown beachside inn, but there’s a catch — if they want to sell, all three of them have to agree. And they’ve never agreed on anything.

Kate’s determined to fix up the inn, sell it, and get back to her life in the city. But her plans are overturned when she loses her job and her fiancé in the space of a few short weeks.

An arrogant horse whisperer rubs her the wrong way. But she can’t get him out of her mind even as she fights her attraction to his bad boy persona.

And then there’s the small matter of the box of journals she finds beneath her grandmother’s bed — the diary entries make her question whether the man she knew as her grandfather was related to her at all, and whether he was her grandmother’s first love as they’d always been told.

As Kate and her sisters renovate the dilapidated building together, they’ll unravel long-buried family secrets…and Kate will discover the truth about herself along the way.

With over 300k copies sold worldwide, the USA Today and internationally bestselling Waratah Inn series will touch your heart and leave you begging for more.

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May Sarton’s powerful and profound novel of an extraordinary life, and of one woman’s efforts to preserve the force and vitality of her experiences on the pages of a book

For the second time in my life—and I am now seventy—I am embarking on an effort which may well come to nothing but which has possessed my mind, haunts, and will not let me sleep.

  From her opening statement, Cam, the narrator of

The Magnificent Spinster

, declares her grand intentions: to write a novel—a worthy and important one in celebration of her recently deceased friend and teacher, Jane Reid, whose dearth of family threatens the memory of her almost tangible greatness. And so she writes, re-creating Jane’s childhood, adolescence, and years as a teacher—including the one in which Cam was her student. She writes of Jane’s irrepressible spirit and the charming letters Jane penned about her adventures, and she recounts Jane’s growing isolation as she aged, which, rather than softening her, only made her shine brighter.   Raw, warm, and beautifully rendered,

The Magnificent Spinster

is a stunning achievement—part memoir, part epistolary recollection, and part novel within a novel about friendship, memory, and the power of a brilliant soul.