Sarah needs money to buy out her brother’s half of the house. He’s moved on, but she likes the comfort of living where she was raised. Sarah has been working extra shifts at Keane’s pub, and at the rate she is working, she’d easily have the money and full ownership of the house in six months.
Within a day, her life falls apart. Her brother wants to sell the house, and she finds out that her boyfriend is spending his free time with another woman. Could it get any worse? Sarah finds out when she buys a lottery ticket–and wins.
In this sweet romance, unlikely friendships are formed, and hearts are tested. Some will learn too late to hold onto those you love. If Sarah doesn't pay attention, she might be one of them.
Twenty years ago, Merri Maywether went on a date with a very sweet man from Montana. Three weeks later, they were engaged and they have lived happily ever after.
If you are looking for a feel-good, happily ever after, small-town experience, I have a story for you. When I write my romance novels, the characters are inspired by the people I see on a day to day basis. Up here in what I like to call the far, far north, people work hard, live fiercely, and love knowing that they have a community behind them. When I'm not writing, I'm testing out an adventure that will end up in a book or trying a character's favorite recipe.