An emotional, standalone contemporary romance, Feels Like Home has a slow burn that showcases the power of a blended family in a heart-achingly realness. "My advice? Be happy." Two words. Seemed simple. The day Andy walked in on his wife with another man in their bed, bitterness threatened to wrap around his heart. Angry at her choices and his pride injured, his life was going dark. But his twin sons needed him, and a brightness he hadn't expected entered their lives and wouldn't let the darkness take hold. Christine learned long ago that choosing happiness and forgiveness was easier than letting the past bring you down. When Andy stormed into Christine's coffee shop, she knew he needed to know he wasn't alone. She not only understood being a single parent, Christine also had felt similar betrayal. They both needed friendship. Needed someone who got it, who had compassion without judgement. What they didn't imagine was for it to become something more. That they would come to share something they never thought they would experience again. They didn't expect for it to... Feel Like Home.