He’s a Hollywood hunk. She has half a working face. What could possibly go wrong? Beaches of Trumanville Book 1 Mia Beach has spent her life being overlooked. And she’s just fine with that. It’s far better than being seen and found lacking. Especially with her recent diagnosis of Bell’s Palsy. So when a Hollywood hunk shows up, she decides to keep her distance. Eli Whitaker has different plans. He’s fascinated by the girl with the eye-patch, and her faith in a Savior he’s just coming to know. Paparazzi, family indifference, and a stunning revelation from Eli’s not-so-distant past may derail his chances at an Happily Ever After TV movie career before it begins - and convince Mia they don’t have a future. Because Mia knows… Small Town Girls Don’t Marry Hollywood Hunks. Except for when they do.

He’s a prince living abroad.She craves a quiet life in her hometown.A doll-sized coronation gown and an ancient law change everything. Beaches of TrumanvilleBook 2 Lani Beach had her shot at stardom and turned her back on it.Now she just wants to help with her sister’s HEA TV movie then go back to teaching drama to high schoolers. Helping transport an heirloom across state lines just might change that.When Prince Harrison of San Majoria moved to the States for university, he wondered if he’d find an American to fall in love with.He just didn’t expect a two-foot replica of his grandmother and her coronation gown to help him find the girl.Lani refuses to hand off the heirloom replica to a foreigner who’s never seen a Maryland Heights Crimson Knights baseball game. He refuses to let her go to the next hand off alone.She finds herself falling for him - until the actual former queen shows up in her hotel room and Lani discovers Harrison’s true identity.That’s enough for her to walk away, because Small Town Girls Don’t Marry Secret Princes .Unless an ancient law says she already has.

He’s her best friend. She’s happy with the way things are. Too bad everything’s about to change. Beaches of Trumanville: Book 3 When Tessa Braverman’s best friend, Gray Beach, attended his sister’s royal wedding without her, she insisted he take her to dinner. Then he tried to turn it into a date. And things got awkward. Until her great-grandfather died. But when the will is read and Tessa discovers what she’ll have to do to keep the family farm, awkward moves to a whole new level - including what might (or might not) have been a proposal from Gray’s brother. When she suddenly finds herself married to Gray, she’s pretty sure their friendship is over. Because Small Town Girls Don’t Marry Their Best Friends. Unless the family farm is on the line. Then all bets are off.