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Cry of the West: Hallie
Rescue on the Rio: Lilah
Missouri Challenge, Daisy
Daisy Smithson and Tim Wells met in Missouri when they were both eight years old and became fast friends. However, the night before Tim departed for Oregon with his newly widowed mother, Daisy dreamed they would one day marry. After she told him her dream, he couldn't get away fast enough. Now, seventeen years later, he is returning to Missouri to appease the constant tug in is spirit. His intent is to visit the farm he was raised on to try and put the ghosts of his past to rest. Little does he realize he's about to discover a love that most people only dream of.
Trent Garrett reconciled with his brother, Rush Garrett, five years earlier for sins he committed with his brother's first wife, but the past still haunts him. Although attracted to Arizona Cayson, a squatter on his land, he makes no effort to deepen their relationship. The arrival of Tim and Daisy Wells only serves to enhance the loneliness he always feels. Unknown to him, fate is about to come knocking with a wake-up call.
This book can be read as a standalone.
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Before I started writing this third book in the Finding Home Series, I wasn't sure whether to title it after Missouri or Texas because both states (and two romances) are equally divided in the storyline. I chose the name Missouri Challenge for a couple of reasons: first, it's the state that Tim Wells and Daisy Smithson's adventure begins in, and second...well, I think I'll let the story reveal that.
Originally, this was meant to be only Daisy and Tim's romance, but in Rescue on the Rio: Lilah, I introduced Trent Garrett, the brother of Rush Garrett, and he became such a tortured hero, I just had to find the perfect woman for him.
I suppose another reason for naming this book Missouri Challenge is because it was so challenging to write. Of course, it could just as easily have been titled Texas Challenge.
