What if the imaginary friend you had as a child… turns out to be not so imaginary after all? Aspen receives a mysterious letter from her mother asking her to come to an all-expenses-paid week at Blue Heron Cottages. The very mother who disappeared from her life over twenty years ago. Willow receives her own letter asking her to come to the resort. She's uncertain about going, but maybe it has something to do with what her mother struggled to tell her—unsuccessfully—with her dying breaths. What neither woman sees coming are the startling revelations the letters will bring to their lives. Memories of the Beach is the first book in a heartwarming series about Violet, the owner of a recently restored beachside resort, and the stories of the guests who come to stay at Blue Heron Cottages. Grab this book now to start binge-reading this romantic women’s fiction series.

What if your best friend returns to town and helps you snag a date with the guy you’ve had a crush on since you were sixteen? That would be fabulous. Or would it? Tara helps her brother run their family’s restaurant in Moonbeam. Not that their parents will ever let them change a single item on the menu or anything else. Her life is strikingly the same, day after day, year after year. That is until Tara’s best friend, Joey, shows up at the restaurant when he returns for their twenty-five-year high school reunion. He works on helping her snag a date with Lance, a guy she’s had a crush on since she was sixteen. Not that she’ll admit she’s still crushing on Lance. Not that Joey believes her protests. Joey thinks Tara is too good for Lance. If only Tara would look at him, the way she looks at Lance… A disastrous first date convinces Tara that Lance is out of her league. Joey wants to deck the guy. But nothing tops what happens at the actual reunion. The book can be read as a standalone or pop back to book one, Memories of the Beach, and binge the series. From a USA Today bestselling author. Grab Restaurant on the Wharf and dive into this charming beach read. Memories of the Beach Walks along the Shore Bookshop near the Coast Restaurant on the Wharf

Fate brought them together. But will Daisy's promises keep them apart? Daisy’s new flower shop in Moonbeam has a nice steady flow of customers. But it’s so different from back home in Colorado. No, Colorado was not home. Not anymore. She can never return. Not after what happened. Jack moves to Moonbeam to help take care of his mother, though his mom insists she doesn’t need help. Okay, so maybe he just wants a change and uses his mom as an excuse. But what he really needs is to find a place to live. Luckily, Daisy’s neighbor needs a renter and Jack ends up living next door to Daisy. What starts as a friendship quickly blossoms into something more. But Daisy made two promises to herself. Promise swearing off having a relationship. But her heart tells her it might be okay to take a chance with Jack. Maybe. Then disaster strikes. Even if she would consider breaking the first promise, she will not break the second one. She can’t. And a relationship with Jack would shatter that promise into tiny grains of sand. But Moonbeam has a way of weaving its charm through the lives of the people in town. One never knows what may happen...