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She's a single pregnant college graduate who has purchased a rundown Victorian to create an inn on the California coast. He's a recently returned veteran, trying to recreate his life but hampered by physical injury and PTSD. Can they find a way past their wounds to trust each other? Sarah Ladina dreamt of building a world-class destination inn with her boyfriend, Rick. Her unexpected pregnancy tore them apart when he wanted nothing to do with a baby. She decides to go it alone, but she may not be up to the job. She can't cook or fix a leaky faucet and in her condition landscaping is out of the question. Will she get the inn open in time to have this baby? Hunter Evans' first plan after returning to his favorite town on California's Central Coast is to buy back his childhood home. But a pretty and pregnant woman beats him to it. Finding a job is tough and housing doesn't come cheap in Costanoa. His prosthetic leg allows him to run, but keeps him from his childhood passion, surfing. With a low-level job and a transient motel for a home, Hunter isn't sure life is worth living. California Homecoming is a story about two wounded people learning to trust again and opening their hearts to the possibility of love. If you new adult romance, you'll enjoy this book. Buy California Homecoming, the third book in the California Coast Romance Series, and find out if love can triumph adversity.

Eleven-year-old Alex is shipped off to her grandparents in Montana ... again. With her father in jail and her mother in a drug rehab program, Alex feels alone and unwanted. She hates being the new kid in school. And when another tragedy strikes, she fears she'll be sent somewhere else to live. Or will she be able to come up with a better plan? She collects the eggs from the chickens early every morning and does the best she can in school. But a new tragedy strikes, and she isn't sure what will happen. Will her grandmother sell the farm? Will her mother demand she come back to Denver? Will she ever feel safe and secure? Or even happy? This 4th grade chapter book will appeal to students and teachers who enjoy exploring real-life challenges that ultimately lead to a happy ending.

Alicia is an 18-year-old single mom with a young child on the Asperger's scale. Pediatrician Raul Mendez's entire family was deported when he was 14. They have nothing in common.Or do they?Alicia Fuentes wants to create the best life she can for her son, Luis, but his strange behavior makes it difficult for her to find caregivers so she can go to school and work. And she isn't even sure what's wrong with him. In desperation, she takes him to one more doctor to see if he has an answer.Born in a Salinas Valley fieldworker's cabin, Raul has fought to overcome his poor beginnings the horrors of his childhood to become a pediatrician. His residual anger at the man who raised him after his parents' deportation and the system that took them away from him drives his goal to obtain his family's legal return. Hope of a new life arises for them both, but fate and prejudice could threaten their newfound bond. Can their blossoming relationship withstand the political and personal battles that lie in wait?A timely and gripping new adult romance, California Sunrise is the final book in the California Coast Series that will appeal to fans of contemporary romance entwined with today's problems.Buy California Sunrise now and discover if love can triumph in spite of everything.