Come stay awhile at Brambleberry House, a place infused with acceptance, healing and heart-as only RaeAnne Thayne can imagine it. His Second-Chance Family Julia Blair spent many happy summers at Cannon Beach and fell hard for sweet local boy Will Garrett. Now the for-rent sign at Brambleberry House seems like a wonderful omen for widowed Julia and her young children. She craves the warmth she once felt in Brambleberry House-and in Will's arms. But before he can embrace his first love, he'll have to lay down the burden of the past and open his heart again. A Soldier's Secret Struggling to rebuild her business and her life, Anna Galvez knows she's fortunate to have inherited Brambleberry House as her rock-solid base. When she finds a handsome new tenant in injured army pilot Harry Maxwell, Anna thinks her luck-in love, at least-might be changing. Until the lieutenant's story begins to unravel... "Romance, vivid characters and a wonderful story; really who could ask for more?" -Debbie Macomber, #1 New York Times bestselling author, on Blackberry Summer "This quirky, funny, warmhearted romance will draw readers in and keep them enthralled to the last romantic page." -Library Journal on Christmas in Snowflake Canyon "RaeAnne Thayne is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors... Once you start reading, you aren't going to be able to stop." -Fresh Fiction "RaeAnne has a knack for capturing those emotions that come from the heart." -RT Book Reviews "[Thayne] engages the reader's heart and emotions, inspiring hope and the belief that miracles are possible." -#1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber Entertaining, heart-wrenching, and totally involving, this multi¬threaded story overflows with characters readers will adore. -Publishers Weekly on Evergreen Springs "[The Montana Hamiltons] should definitely be on the must read list... A great introduction for new readers to this amazing author." -Fresh Fiction on Wild Horses "Fans of Western romantic suspense will relish Daniels' tale of clandestine love played out in a small town on the Great Plains."

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