She thought her life was on the right path… Mayor Maggie Spencer was minutes from marrying the town golden boy before discovering her fiancée was cheating. Their marriage was meant to end the rivalry between their two families and rally the town. She didn’t expect to run from the altar and into the arms of her fiancée’s brother, literally! Black sheep Griffin Stone was on his way to his brother’s wedding when he spotted the runaway bride and possibly a kindred spirit. With family expectations and the town’s rumor mill working against them, Maggie and Griffin must fight for their independence and their forbidden love.

Their families weren’t meant to get along… Mayor Maggie Spencer is gearing up for reelection and can’t afford any distractions, especially when the town is gossiping about her recent break up to Griffin Stone. Their families are feuding, but there’s no avoiding Maggie’s ex when his family vineyard is host to an important fundraiser. The attraction between them is undeniable and Maggie can see how easy it would be to fall back into Griffin’s strong arms. Can she trust him to finally take a stand for their relationship? Morgan Spencer will never be the perfect daughter, not like her sister Maggie. If she can’t do anything right, then she’s going to embrace the role of family delinquent. But when reformed bad boy Cole Maren tells her she doesn’t belong with her group of misfit friends, she begins to wonder if she belongs anywhere.

He left suddenly without explanation…and returned with a son! Mayor Maggie Spencer is too busy prepping Stonecreek for its holiday spectacular to pine over lost love Griffin Stone. When Griffin returns as the guardian to a little boy, he’s determined to make Stonecreek their home and to win Maggie back. But Maggie isn’t ready to open her heart again and she can’t afford the distraction in the midst of an important business deal. As Christmas nears, can Griffin make things right between them? Sculptor Jim Spencer knows his daughter Maggie’s heartbreak is karmic punishment for the hurt he caused Griffin’s mother, Jana, 30 years ago. When Jana commissions him to sculpt a piece for a fundraiser, he sees an opportunity to finally apologize and make amends. They’re both ready to move on from the past, but is there a future for them while their children are still hurting?