When big city reporter Angie Hunter is passed over for a promotion, she returns home to Hart's Crossing to take care of her widowed mother, never anticipating that the struggle for reconciliation would lead to life-changing events.

When Jimmy Scott returns to the comfort of his hometown, Hart's Crossing, after the death of his wife, he reconnects with his childhood sweetheart, Steph, also a widow, and begins to wonder what might have been, and what may still be. Original.

Nobody loves baseball more than ten-year-old Lyssa Sampson. Nobody. For as long as she can remember, she's had only one to be a pitcher at the Little League World Series. But the widowed Coach Jenkins has other plans, and Lyssa has to do a little innocent scheming to make her dream come true. When Coach Jenkins appears to be interested in Lyssa's single mother, Terri, Lyssa sees an opportunity for a little matchmaking. Maybe her efforts will help her mother find happiness again-and give Lyssa a chance at her dream at the same time. But will Terri and Coach Jenkins let a ten-year-old deal with matters of the heart? Or will reason take over and spoil Lyssa's plan? Diamond Place, the third book in the Hart's Crossing series, is a heartwarming tale of hope, healing, and the power of love.

Al and Patti Bedford are the new parents of twins, which means they are severely sleep deprived, in debt to their ears, and feeling very stressed out. Like so many other young couples, Al and Patti have gotten in over their heads financially while pursuing the great American Dream and the good life. With the arrival of their twins and all the new responsibility that entails, the cracks that have been below the surface in their marriage start to come to light. Was this what they signed up for when they got married? Neither one of them is sure. Sweet Dreams Drive is a heartwarming story about learning and remembering what really matters in life—family, faith, and love.