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Come find love among the flowers in these three sweet romances.
MISTLETOE & ROSES
Mikayla Pruitt returns home to help her mother with settling her father's estate and organizing their year-round Christmas store in Mistletoe, Oklahoma. She finds herself embroiled not only in a battle to keep the town as it is with all its quaintness and charm, but also one for her heart between a long time friend and her current love interest in Tulsa. She must make a decision that will affect not only her mother, but also her own future and that of the town
LOVE COMES TO BLUEBONNET INN
Jolene Burns is the innkeeper's daughter, in her late twenties and still single. Jolene's mom and her friends are anxious for Jolie to find a good man and settle down like her brothers, but she is content managing the bed and breakfast and forgetting the disaster of her broken engagement. When a good looking male guest registers at the Inn, Jolie's mother checks his marital status. She learns he is single and sees him as a prospect for her daughter. The young man, Clay Hill, is a writer who has come to town incognito to find seclusion to write his next novel under his pen name of Clive Hendrix. As the ladies go into matchmaking mode, Jolie conspires with Clay's to escape the ladies' endeavors. Despite his efforts to remain anonymous, the owner of the bookstore discovers his true identity and makes a big show of having a famous writer in their town, and plans a big book-signing event for him. Jolie and Clay find themselves smack dab in the middle of the festivities and falling in love in the process.
THE GARDENER'S ROSE
With his family's disgrace hanging over his head, Collin Frazier seeks to renew his lost love, but Rose Anne Billings wants an explanation as to why he left her so many years ago without a word of good-bye. Family secrets and an unforgiving heart threaten to tear them apart once again. Will the seeds of forgiveness planted in Collin bear fruit and lead to understanding and forgiveness from those in his past?
Genre: Inspirational
MISTLETOE & ROSES
Mikayla Pruitt returns home to help her mother with settling her father's estate and organizing their year-round Christmas store in Mistletoe, Oklahoma. She finds herself embroiled not only in a battle to keep the town as it is with all its quaintness and charm, but also one for her heart between a long time friend and her current love interest in Tulsa. She must make a decision that will affect not only her mother, but also her own future and that of the town
LOVE COMES TO BLUEBONNET INN
Jolene Burns is the innkeeper's daughter, in her late twenties and still single. Jolene's mom and her friends are anxious for Jolie to find a good man and settle down like her brothers, but she is content managing the bed and breakfast and forgetting the disaster of her broken engagement. When a good looking male guest registers at the Inn, Jolie's mother checks his marital status. She learns he is single and sees him as a prospect for her daughter. The young man, Clay Hill, is a writer who has come to town incognito to find seclusion to write his next novel under his pen name of Clive Hendrix. As the ladies go into matchmaking mode, Jolie conspires with Clay's to escape the ladies' endeavors. Despite his efforts to remain anonymous, the owner of the bookstore discovers his true identity and makes a big show of having a famous writer in their town, and plans a big book-signing event for him. Jolie and Clay find themselves smack dab in the middle of the festivities and falling in love in the process.
THE GARDENER'S ROSE
With his family's disgrace hanging over his head, Collin Frazier seeks to renew his lost love, but Rose Anne Billings wants an explanation as to why he left her so many years ago without a word of good-bye. Family secrets and an unforgiving heart threaten to tear them apart once again. Will the seeds of forgiveness planted in Collin bear fruit and lead to understanding and forgiveness from those in his past?
Genre: Inspirational
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