What if Lexi Harper never left Edgewater?
It’s been three years since her brother's death, and Lexi is living and working at the inn.
Everything’s going fine until her gram sends her next door to ask Cole Dawson to help fix the fence.
His wife left six months ago, and it's been nearly a year since they lost their daughter.
When Cole agrees to help, Lexi doesn't expect much—but she does expect him to show up.
Cole Dawson isn’t the kind of man to break a promise, even when he's grieving, and Lexi has a feeling something is really wrong.
A text to her friend sees Cole’s best friend JD, tearing in for an intervention, and sets Lexi and Cole on an irreversible trajectory of proximity and reluctant allyship.
Lexi had forgotten Edgewater could be good. Cole thought he’d never let himself want again—but he wants her.
Homesong is an AU (alternate universe) story featuring the main characters from Harper's Landing. Not to toot my own horn, but while this is a solid story on its own, you really do need to read Harper's Landing before you read this book, or it isn't going to have the intended impact.
Please check the trigger warnings before you go in.
Genre: Romance
It’s been three years since her brother's death, and Lexi is living and working at the inn.
Everything’s going fine until her gram sends her next door to ask Cole Dawson to help fix the fence.
His wife left six months ago, and it's been nearly a year since they lost their daughter.
When Cole agrees to help, Lexi doesn't expect much—but she does expect him to show up.
Cole Dawson isn’t the kind of man to break a promise, even when he's grieving, and Lexi has a feeling something is really wrong.
A text to her friend sees Cole’s best friend JD, tearing in for an intervention, and sets Lexi and Cole on an irreversible trajectory of proximity and reluctant allyship.
Lexi had forgotten Edgewater could be good. Cole thought he’d never let himself want again—but he wants her.
Homesong is an AU (alternate universe) story featuring the main characters from Harper's Landing. Not to toot my own horn, but while this is a solid story on its own, you really do need to read Harper's Landing before you read this book, or it isn't going to have the intended impact.
Please check the trigger warnings before you go in.
Genre: Romance