The newest series to join the humor-filled Time for Laughter romance line, the ongoing tale of the Double Heart Diner begins with the story of a very different man and a woman who set out on their own personal quests, only to find that the treasure God plans for them is worth far more than they ever dreamed. All Jett Murphy wanted to do was purchase a piece of land on the Texas panhandle, clear it of the crummy diner in the middle of it, and make a bundle by selling the property to a land developer. Instead he’s captured–in more ways than one–by a redheaded whirlwind who’s determined to make him see the error of his ways, even if she has to drive him clear from Chicago to Texas to do it! Georgia Darling’s mission seemed simple: Save the Double Heart Diner. But things have gotten more complicated since sophisticated Jett entered the picture. She likes him, maybe too much, but it’s clear she can’t trust him. Can she save the diner–and her own heart–before it’s too late?

Annie Jones' delightful Route 66 series continues with the story of two very different people who seem to have nothing in common - but who are brought together by the God they both serve. Mayor Jenny Fox of Cupid's Corner, Kansas, is out to break a record set back in the town's glory days, with sixty-six weddings to take place in town before the end of summer. And she won't let anyone get in her way - least of all Joe Avery, the aggravating, though certainly attractive, new editor of the town paper. But when Jenny's ex-fiancé reenters the picture, the stakes are raised. And the editor can only pray for a miracle that will keep his plans to win Jenny's heart from becoming yesterday's news. Annie Jones writes, "You are about to act as a witness to a marriage of faith, fun, and romance that brings together something old (Route 66), something new (an unexpected love), something borrowed (a town from my imagination), and something blue (the ex-fiancé who was always Mr. Wrong). I promise you won't feel jilted..."

Dear Reader, Some folks say Route 66 no longer exists. But for those of us who love the old highway that "winds from Chicago to L.A.," it is more alive, more meaningful, and more romantic today than it has ever been. In much the same way, sometimes a couple believes that a relationship has faded away, only to discover that the adventure and romance have just begun ... - Annie As teens, Teague Blackwell and Wendie Keith starred in a popular television show, The Lost Romance Ranch. It was on the set that they first met, on the set that they first fell in love, and on the set that the two exchanged marriage vows. Fifteen years later, the show's title has taken on even greater meaning. For now Teague and Wendie are separated, with every intention of splitting up for good. Their plans, however, are not unfolding as they'd expected. These days, there's talk of a reunion for the characters on the show. Could a reconciliation for Teague and Wendie be in the script as well?

A struggling single mom gets a Christmas to remember when her son asks Santa for a new dad and a Christmas-skipping cowboy shows up at her ranch that very night.