Finding Home

Susan Warner

Apr 2022 · EG Publishing

About this ebook

Everett Stansi had gotten all of his dreams except one. Now that

Ava Pearson was divorced maybe he’d have a chance at that dream too.

A treasure worth having is a treasure worth fighting for.

Nothing moves gossip quicker than a good-looking man taking up with a discarded gem.

That’s what Ava’s friends call her, a true gem. But Ava can’t see how that’s true when

her marriage of twenty years ends. She’s not finding much to shine about these days.

Until she finds friendship with a man who really sees her...Everett.

But as their relationship grows, so do the tales. Gossip is fierce around here.

And their careers and reputations hang on what those gossipers say. Will the tale-tellers

find gold in their story, or trash?

Everett is the only man in Treasure, California, who can see the gem she truly is.

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Ratings and reviews

I love the story it’s a wonderful second chance sweet romance read. It’s Everett and Ava story. After she divorces her husband she’s working at picking up her pieces of life whenever Everett comes back to town to run his family business. Everett is excited because he has loved Ava for years. It’s small-town romance that I highly recommend reading. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This is a great read! It's well written and holds your attention from the first page until the last. Ava and Everett's story is a small-town romance that is full of emotions.

This sweet read was a second chance romance story that was very well written with characters that were created with great detail and depth! The characters kept me so engaged as each and every page was turned until the very end!

About the author

Susan Warner was born in New Bern, North Carolina. These days she lives in the melting pot of the United States, New York. She writes about sweet small-town romance as a way to remember her roots. She has been blessed with four grown children and a man who cares about her enough to understand when the voices start-up in her head, it’s time for her to go to work.

She originally started telling stories to her kids to benefit from learning about country values even though they weren’t raised there. As time went on, she found others who wanted to hear her stories. Stories that believe in the goodness of people, the sanctity of love, and understand that forgiveness and compassion make us better human beings.

When Susan isn’t writing, she reads voraciously, volunteers to help the homeless and animals when she can, and is eternally trying to get the gauge right in her knitting.