A Winter Thaw
Escape to Coral Sands, a charming seaside town where second chances, sweet romance, and family ties are waiting for you!
As the weather turns colder and snow blankets Coral Sands, The Birchwood House is busier than ever. When Audrey and Michelle attend a pet adoption event hosted by Harper, can they resist the big eyes and wagging tail of an adorable pup… or will the historic old inn end up with a new permanent resident?
And that’s not the only big change in the air. A business conference takes Elaine and Audrey out of town, leaving Michelle to manage The Birchwood House solo for the first time. She’s sure she can handle everything just fine on her own—until a winter storm leaves her mother and grandmother stranded away from home and she ends up with more on her plate than she bargained for.
Just as Michelle is certain she’s in over her head, help arrives in the form of the most unexpected person: Theo.
The two of them have clashed and butted heads ever since Michelle moved back to town, but there’s always been a spark of something more beneath their sharp banter. As they work side by side to keep the inn running through the storm, will that spark finally flare into something brighter and far more real than either of them expected?
Leave your worries behind and pay a visit to Coral Sands, a picturesque small town on the coast of Maine filled with a cast of characters you’ll come to love. This warm and uplifting women’s fiction story is a reminder that it’s never too late to start over, and that everything is sweeter with family and friends by your side!
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