She was done doing for everyone else. It was her turn now. Right? Surely, that's right. Please. Fleeing the city, Mona had a lot to prove, and even more to learn. They said she couldn’t do it. She knew she could. Well, maybe. Responsible, and aloof, Reid held together his family farm, keeping the three-generation legacy alive. Alone, as he deserved to be. They had nothing in common, no reason to connect. Yet they did.

"You think I'm going to fail at this?" she asked. He didn't hesitate. "I do." Big, bold, curvy and strong Becca had vowed never to return to the small town where she grew up, never fitting in, always the brunt of jokes. Now, with her father’s injury, there was no choice but to go home to help out. Stan lived for farming, proud of his accomplishments, content with his life. That is, until Becca showed up and stole land right out from under him. Land he used to feed his cattle. Now she needs his help. How could they possibly work together, especially with the push/pull chemistry flowing between them? Read The Farmer Says I Do, part of the Farmers of Goodrich County series of clean and wholesome romances.

Beth is the school counselor, devoted to the well-being of her students. Blair had good reason to distrust therapists. Just leave him alone to manage his farm. They rubbed each other the wrong way. But now, the students need them, and for the good of the community, they must work together. This is so not going well.

Robin might have lost her husband five years ago, but that didn't mean her life was over. Different, yes, but different didn't have to mean bad. Maybe it was time to try new things. Keith hated new. Stick with the tried and true, what worked now, and for his father before him. When his wife, Izzy, had been alive, they'd managed just fine. His daughter and his employees were ganging up on him, refusing to leave things be. What was with these pesky women trying to change things? Especially Robin. Why did he feel compelled to listen to her? To be with her?

She gave up everything that mattered. He lost all he’d ever believed in. A lot changed for Emma, going from the spoiled princess of doting parents and a promising career, to caregiver for her mother physically, emotionally, and financially. Gabe’s life was one of responsibility, the solitary child of a single mom. On her death he learned of the brother he never knew existed. Was it worth packing up and going in search of the only family he had left? Leaving the warmth of Texas behind, he drove north and east into cold like he’d never experienced. Blizzards, then plowing into a snowbank. Hard on his man card to be rescued by a woman - a gorgeous young woman unimpressed with his ability to look after himself, and willing to share her views about him with the locals. So much for keeping a low profile and checking out the situation before deciding whether to announce his presence to an unknown brother. At every turn, there was Emma. An unlikely pair, an impossible pair. And yet… Read this clean and wholesome romance from The Farmers of Goodrich County series.

Against the rules? Who says? Who cares? Back when Jenny was in grade 12, interning teacher, Mr. Avery caught her eye. Eddie Avery studiously avoided her gaze, careful to maintain the student/teacher distance propriety demanded. Now Eddie's back, the new high school English teacher. Jenny's all grown up and working as the school secretary. No longer his student, Jenny sees no reason to not pursue things between them. While there's no denying the effervescent Jenny's attractions, he must ignore them. In Eddie's mind, just two short years ago she was his student, so anything between them would be crossing a line. Yet every time he turns around, she's there. The undeniable connection they share, the lingering shadows of the past, and the obligations they both have to their families strive to keep them apart. Embark on an enchanting journey with Jenny and Eddie, where love proves that rules are meant to be rewritten and second chances are always within reach.

A chance meeting spurred by curiosity. Avoiding the dreaded family reunion, Beth followed her impulse. Samuel never expected the perfect woman to drop into his tractor cab. A love he never knew he’d been looking for.