He’s been serving in the military for a decade. She’s been quietly grieving a devastating loss. When Finn and Edith reunite in small-town Three Rivers where they grew up together, can their second chance romance provide hope, healing, and the happily-ever-after they both crave? Finley Ackerman left home ten years ago, determined to figure out who he was and what he wanted his life to be. He’s been serving in the Army, but when the opportunity to get out of intelligence and go home to Three Rivers comes up, Finn jumps at it. He’s expecting a huge homecoming at Three Rivers Ranch. He’s even expecting the Welcome Home banners draped across Main Street in town. He’s not expecting to run into Edith Baxter literally the moment he gets out of his truck. Edith is just as surprised to see Finn—decked out in his uniform, no less—as she comes out of her equine therapy appointment at Three Rivers Ranch. But the moment she steps into his arms and welcomes him home, it’s as if choirs of angels start singing. Perhaps he’s what she needs to finally move past the tragedies life has dealt her. She’s done her best to put her heart back together after the devastating loss of her fiancé a few years ago, and she does that by pouring everything she has into her children’s books and working a small patch of land not far from Finn’s sprawling family operation. But she’s not whole, and she knows it. He does too, and as Finn and Edith start finding solace in one another, she learns that he carries his own scars. She’s not sure her heart will ever be whole enough to give to another cowboy, and Finn’s not sure exactly what’s next for him or how long he’s actually going to stay in town. Can Edith and Finn make their second chance into a forever love? Or will life’s paths once again diverge, driving them apart for good? _Return to Three Rivers in this small-town saga romance where the legacy of the past meets the promise of the future. Revisit beloved characters and fall in love with a new generation in the Second Generation in Three Rivers Romance series! Trigger Edith's fiancé dies from a fast-growing brain cancer. It is mentioned, and she mourns him, but there is nothing graphic on on-page about his illness and he's been gone for almost 3 years when this book begins._

He’s got something to prove to his brother and father. She’s just trying to save the endangered owls that nest in the trees on his family’s ranch. Dawson Rhinehart doesn’t want to deal with the gorgeous Wildlife Conservation Officer, but Caroline Thompson isn’t going away. Will he burn all the bridges between them before he realizes just how sweet a relationship with her could be? Return to Three Rivers in this small-town saga romance where the legacy of the past meets the promise of the future. Revisit beloved characters and fall in love with a new generation in the Second Generation in Three Rivers Romance series!

He’s a seriously handsome grumpy cowboy who’s already set in his ways despite his age. She’s his best friend’s little sister. JJ Walker knows he can’t break that boundary, but Ruby Reynolds doesn’t seem to get what the problem is. Can they navigate new ground and traverse toward happily-ever-after without ruining their other relationships?Return to Three Rivers in this small-town saga romance where the legacy of the past meets the promise of the future. Revisit beloved characters and fall in love with a new generation in the Second Generation in Three Rivers Romance series!

He’s a deaf cowboy with a dream to bridge the gap between the hearing and the deaf in his hometown. She’s a sign language teacher with a prickly exterior and her heart set on supporting her brother’s dream. When Mitch Glover hires Lacy Hayes, their professional relationship quickly heats up into something far more personal. Can this tortured cowboy convince her to stay and build a life with him when her heart is set on something else? Journey to Three Rivers in this small-town saga romance where the legacy of the past meets the promise of the future. Connect with beloved characters and fall in love with a cowboy in the Three Rivers Romance series!

He’s the town’s most dependable cowboy with a heart longing for more. She’s a fiercely independent homesteader barely holding her world together. When Brandon shows up on Lenore's doorstep after she puts out a desperate plea for help, neither of them expects the spark to be quite so hot…or quite so promising. Brandon Rhinehart has spent his whole life in Three Rivers, running Hidden Hills Ranch with his brothers and watching as their lives flourish while his own seems to stand still. He’s tired of waiting for God’s plan to reveal itself, and his optimism is beginning to falter. So when a desperate plea for a cowhand pops up on the town’s TwoCents app, Brandon decides to leave the familiarity of Hidden Hills behind for something new—a struggling homestead on the edge of town and a woman who’s as headstrong as she is beautiful. Lenore Sawyer isn’t looking for a cowboy—or anyone, for that matter. After the death of her parents, she’s thrown everything she has into keeping their off-grid homestead alive, but the harsh Texas Panhandle weather and endless struggles have left her weary in body and soul. With no one else to turn to, she reluctantly hires Brandon and braces herself to keep the charming, broad-shouldered cowboy at arm’s length. But when a sudden storm rips through the property, leaving Brandon without shelter and the homestead in tatters, the two find themselves forced together under one roof. As they rebuild her battered farm, Brandon calls on his brothers, friends, and faith to help Lenore see that she doesn’t have to struggle alone. And little by little, her grumpy exterior softens to the steady sunshine he brings into her life. Both Brandon and Lenore have given up believing in happy endings—until now. Can they let go of their past pain and trust in God, and each other, enough to forge a new future together? Or will the storms of life prove too powerful to weather? Filled with the heartache of redemption, the warmth of small-town camaraderie, and the power of a love built on faith, The Cowboy Who Believed Again is a story about discovering grace, rebuilding hope, and finding forever love in the most unexpected of places.

He’s a fallen rodeo star struggling to find his footing. She’s a pint-sized therapist with big dreams and an even bigger heart. When their paths collide in small-town Three Rivers, can these opposites find a way to heal what’s broken—both within themselves and each other? Tyson Greene thought he’d be riding high his entire life—literally. But a devastating rodeo injury has left him partially paralyzed, losing his hearing, and nursing a broken heart after his long-time girlfriend left. Returning to his family’s ranch in Three Rivers, Ty throws himself into physical therapy, horse training, and classes at the local Deaf Academy, desperate to piece his shattered life back together. Enter Winona Landry, the quirky new physical therapist with a penchant for printed scrubs and food combos that defy logic. With her sunny personality and relentless optimism, she’s everything Ty doesn’t want to deal with—especially when she’s bossing him around the therapy room and pushing him to confront the emotional pain he’s been avoiding. And while Winnie swears she’s just doing her job, something about the grumpy cowboy with the fiery determination to keep going makes her want to go above and beyond to help. When Ty’s insecurities collide with Winnie’s stubborn determination, sparks fly, and not the good kind—at first. But as Winnie begins to show Ty the beauty of embracing imperfection and the importance of leaning on others, Ty starts to see her in a new light. When she offers to help him navigate his new world at the Deaf Academy, the forced proximity stokes a flame neither of them expected. Can a grumpy tortured cowboy and a tiny ray of sunshine find common ground in their differences? Or will their love story end before it even begins? The Cowboy Who Rode Hard is a tender, heartwarming Christian romance about faith, redemption, and learning that broken doesn’t mean unworthy—and that life’s sweetest moments often come when you least expect them.