Jennifer Purcell is a Georgia native who loves to write about faith, family, and romance. A Southerner through and through, she incorporates her roots in all of her stories.
Finn Lancaster’s term as interim sheriff is coming to an end, but his goal of winning the upcoming election is threatened by his rival’s implications that his prosthetic leg affects his job. When a U.S. Marshal arrives in town looking for Finn’s opponent, Finn has no choice but to assist. He doesn’t expect the rival’s daughter to throw accusations at him. Nor for her to get under his skin.
Delilah Mealor is convinced the sheriff is playing dirty to hurt her father’s campaign, especially when she’s evicted shortly after her father’s arrest. Now she’s living in the same boardinghouse as the man who turned her life upside down. But when he begins to show more care for her than her father, she finds herself attracted to the last person she should consider.
As Delilah tries to prove her father’s innocence, she realizes her life has been filled with lies, and the sheriff unexpectedly becomes someone she can lean on. Finn can’t afford to be taken in by a beautiful woman, much less one who could cost him the election. Yet the more time he and Delilah spend together, the more they’re drawn to one another. As the election looms and secrets are revealed, Finn and Delilah must decide if they’ll trust one another or let insecurities and pride come between them.
Maggie Whitman is struggling to run her family’s inn after her mother dies, her father retreats, and her grandfather’s health begins to deteriorate. When Vincent Alexander stops at the inn with his sister and brother-in-law, she finds herself drawn to his kindness. But he’s planning to leave soon, and she can’t imagine being anywhere else.
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