Soldier's Second Chance
This single dad longs for a second chance with the girl whose heart he broke. But is the big-time TV actress willing to find a new role in small town Trinity Falls once Christmas is over?
Ransom Wright has made some pretty big mistakes in his life, including dumping his high school sweetheart to stop her from abandoning her dreams. And since that ill-fated day, he seems to mess up everything else he touches. Well… almost everything.
The one perfect thing in his life is being a father to Travis and Mae, the sweetest seven-year-old boy and the spunkiest six-year-old girl in the world. And now that he’s home from the Army for good, the single dad is hoping to end his unlucky streak and get his dog training business off the ground.
It’s only during the lonely nights that he lets his memory carry him back to Hailey Sinclair and the happiness he felt back when she was his girl.
So when Hailey appears at his doorstep on a snowy December night, he can’t believe his eyes. She’s an actress on the biggest weekly soap opera in network television history. What is she doing back in small town Trinity Falls?
As their lives suddenly become entangled all over again, and Hailey falls hard for his kids, Ransom finds himself hoping for a Christmas miracle. After all, he’s pretty sure that’s what it would take for his favorite celebrity to give him a second chance.
Trinity Falls Sweet Romance is all about finding family – one clean & wholesome romance at a time. The Trinity Falls Sweet Romance: Home for Christmas inspirational series celebrates a group of men coming home to a small Pennsylvania town at Christmastime, and finding love and meaning in the season.
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