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Home is where the heart is…
The quirky Victorian may be old and dilapidated, but it’s the house at the center of the dreams Meg Hamilton has for herself and her little boy. And it’s rightfully hers, thanks to the deed Aunt Amelia signed four years ago. So when Meg arrives in Mount Esther, she’s shocked to find it’s been sold—to the town’s very arresting deputy sheriff.
Wade Murdock bought Amelia’s house fair and square. His wife’s tragic death ripped his family apart, and this house is where he hopes they’ll build their future.
One house, two families. Only one of them can have it.
The quirky Victorian may be old and dilapidated, but it’s the house at the center of the dreams Meg Hamilton has for herself and her little boy. And it’s rightfully hers, thanks to the deed Aunt Amelia signed four years ago. So when Meg arrives in Mount Esther, she’s shocked to find it’s been sold—to the town’s very arresting deputy sheriff.
Wade Murdock bought Amelia’s house fair and square. His wife’s tragic death ripped his family apart, and this house is where he hopes they’ll build their future.
One house, two families. Only one of them can have it.
About the author
Cynthia Thomason writes about small towns, big hearts and happy endings that are not taken for granted. A multi-award winning author, she began her publishing career in 1998 and has since published more than thirty novels. Her favorite locales are the North Carolina mountains and the Heartland where she was born and raised. Cynthia lives in Florida where she hopes to share her home soon with another rescue dog. She likes to travel and be with family. Her son, John, is also a writer.
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