Meet the Parker Women...Donna and Evelyn, two fifty-something sisters who live in the small town of Moonbeam on the lovely Moonbeam Bay. Evelyn is known for her culinary skills and orchestrating every charity event that crosses her path. Donna runs the Parker General Store that has been in their family for generations.
Their daughters, Olivia and Heather, are more than cousins, they are best friends and know all of each other’s secrets. Or do they?.
Donna's daughter, Olivia, helps out at the store and has big plans for it—if Donna would ever give her a chance to implement any of them.
Evelyn's daughter, Heather, is a well-known illustrator who pops into town now and again—just what is she hiding from?
Then there is the matriarch of the family, Patricia. She's rather—difficult.
Throw in gossipy Jenkins twins and the grand re-opening of The Cabot Hotel for a series full of delightful twists and turns.
Read the heartwarming saga of The Parker Women, their friends, and family in the new Moonbeam Bay series. Try this feel-good beach read!
And if you're familiar with Kay Correll's other books? Camille Montgomery is in book one of this series and just wait to see what happens with her!
MOONBEAM BAY - the series
The Parker Women - Book One
The Parker Cafe - Book Two
A Heather Parker Original - Book Three
The Parker Family Secret - Book Four
Grace Parker's Peach Pie - Book Five
The Perks of Being a Parker - Book Six
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Pamela Kelley, Elin Hilderbrand, Rachel Hanna, Sherryl Woods, Susan Wiggs, Robyn Carr, and Nicholas Sparks. A feel-good women's fiction series. The perfect beach read.
Keywords: small town romance, later in life romance, family, best friends, series, second chance, man from the past, inn, older main character, clean and wholesome, clean romance, friendship, sweet romance
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