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Holly Stiver is stepping up to help her grandmother market Stiver’s Jams and Jellies. Now that the old lodge in the mountains of Tennessee has been closed, their best market is gone. Can she find a way to get the word out about the best sweet spreads in the state or will her grandmother’s dream crumble like an overcooked biscuit? James can’t understand why his grandfather left the rundown lodge to him, but he’s grateful for a roof over his head, even if it might have leaks. Between jobs, James needs to figure out how to get the place back up and running. Perhaps this is the break he’s been hoping for. Can a one-time computer engineer figure out how to make a profit in the hills of Tennessee? Only time will tell.
Author
Danni Roan, born in rural western Pennsylvania, has always loved the country life. Her first work published under her real name, Paula Liddle-Beem, is a collection of folk essays about childhood in the lush, green mountains of PA. Being a teacher of English and English as a Second Language for the past twelve years has only inspired Danni’s love of writing Western Historical Fiction. After receiving her Masters of Education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language she determined to indulge her passion for fiction writing. Teaching both in the USA and abroad has exposed Danni to a wide range of people from all walks of life and she tries to capture that unique character in her work. https://www.facebook.com/danni.roan
