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Thanks to reader and book blogger Dawn LeGross for this fun book trailer.
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A Place to Start: Wander Creek Book One
BUY NOW! Amazon READ AN EXCERPT A clean and uplifting novel about taking chances, starting over and forgiveness. Second chances aren’t always convenient. Abby Barrett didn’t know she had hit bottom until the FBI raided her mansion in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and her life changed forever. Abby knew nothing of her husband’s Ponzi scheme, but it quickly made her a notorious pariah in her once-glamourous social circle. Now she’s living in a shabby apartment working a dead-end job. Gone are the luxury vacations, fancy restaurants and shopping sprees she once enjoyed with her ex-husband, now known as Inmate 649238. Then an anonymous benefactor appears out of the blue with an incredible and unbelievable proposition that will allow thirty-eight-year-old Abby to start over, away from an undeserved reputation. But there’s a catch. She must move to a tiny Minnesota town called Wander Creek for a year and start a business. As preposterous as it sounds, what does Abby have to lose? She has already lost everything. Literally. With the help of new friends and the handsome owner of Northwoods Adventure Outfitters, Abby makes a fresh start. Soon, Abby’s misplaced guilt diminishes, and her self-worth blossoms. But underneath everything looms the unanswered question: Who is the benefactor, and why did they choose Abby for their largess? As Abby settles into her new life, with dreams of returning to Minneapolis, the truth emerges and more secrets are revealed, ensuring that Abby’s life and emotions remain a roller-coaster poised to jump its tracks. If you love wholesome women's fiction that celebrates friendship, second chances and the joys of a life well-lived, all against the backdrop of small-town living, you will fall in love with Wander Creek. While each book in the series is a stand-alone novel, you will have the best reading experience by enjoying the books in order. |
A Place to Stay: Wander Creek Book Two
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A clean and uplifting novel about enduring friendships, romance, and the fleeting moments of mystery and awe that can pass us by if we aren’t paying attention.
Disgraced socialite Abby Barrett has taken refuge in the quaint northern Minnesota tourist town of Wander Creek, where she lays low and runs her stationery store, the Paper Box.
Fortified by a feisty spirit and collection of designer shoes, Abby has thrown herself into her new life. But when things start to fall apart, she's caught up in one whirlwind after another.
Abby and her new beau, Ken Taylor, are going strong until he sees something he shouldn’t, and he won't let Abby explain.
Her first letter-writing workshop at the Paper Box goes sideways and plunges Abby and her assistant manager, Sam Nelson, into a harrowing set of circumstances.
The town’s unofficial matriarch, the irrepressible and colorful Lady Mona Sixsmith, turns Abby and the town upside down with her schemes and an obsession with a lone saxophonist who plays Big Band melodies across the creek from the Wander Inn.
If you love wholesome women's fiction that celebrates friendship, second chances and the joys of a life well-lived, all against the backdrop of small-town living, you will want to return to Wander Creek again and again!
BUY NOW Amazon
A clean and uplifting novel about enduring friendships, romance, and the fleeting moments of mystery and awe that can pass us by if we aren’t paying attention.
Disgraced socialite Abby Barrett has taken refuge in the quaint northern Minnesota tourist town of Wander Creek, where she lays low and runs her stationery store, the Paper Box.
Fortified by a feisty spirit and collection of designer shoes, Abby has thrown herself into her new life. But when things start to fall apart, she's caught up in one whirlwind after another.
Abby and her new beau, Ken Taylor, are going strong until he sees something he shouldn’t, and he won't let Abby explain.
Her first letter-writing workshop at the Paper Box goes sideways and plunges Abby and her assistant manager, Sam Nelson, into a harrowing set of circumstances.
The town’s unofficial matriarch, the irrepressible and colorful Lady Mona Sixsmith, turns Abby and the town upside down with her schemes and an obsession with a lone saxophonist who plays Big Band melodies across the creek from the Wander Inn.
If you love wholesome women's fiction that celebrates friendship, second chances and the joys of a life well-lived, all against the backdrop of small-town living, you will want to return to Wander Creek again and again!
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