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At long last, the Somewhere Beyond the Blue boxset has released. Containing Five romances all concerning older characters, where the minimum age was sixty. We all had a blast writing these and I'm really excited to share them with you. A TIME TO PUSH DAISIES by Marion Ueckermann Not every woman is fortunate enough to find her soulmate. Fewer find him twice. JoAnn Stanson has loved and lost. Widowed a mere eighteen months ago, JoAnn is less than thrilled when her son arranges a luxury cruise around the British Isles as an early birthday gift. She’s not ready to move on and “meet new people”. Caleb Blume has faced death and won. Had it not been for an unexpected Christmas present, he would surely have been pushing up daisies. Not that the silver-haired landscape architect was averse to those little flowers—he just wasn’t ready to become fertilizer himself. To celebrate his sixty-fourth birthday and the nearing two-year anniversary since he’d cheated death,...

From the authors who brought you most of Frosting and Flurries and all of Picnics and Promises, here comes our Christmas offering - Snowflakes and Snuggles.    It’s Christmastime in Moose Creek, Maine, and all is calm, all is bright … or is it? As Rev. Samantha Evans arranges to wed her best friend, Eric, she prays for strength to survive the month and marry the man of her dreams. Forest ranger Eric Palmer can’t wait to whisk his sweetheart away for a cozy honeymoon. When life throws them a few curves in the shape of a meddlesome sister, an ill family member, an old flame, and a contrary moose, circumstances turn against them. Their wedding plans in pieces, will the two of them discover that marriage is Almoosed Heaven? Trauma surgeon, Quinn Southgate, is about to marry the woman of his dreams—his soul mate—when the unthinkable happens. His pager goes off, along with those of half the congregation. As news of a major incident filters through the church, Qu...

Picnics and Promises - Blurb: Patty-Lynn is stunned when she runs into her wealthy ex-boyfriend, Sam. She’s still haunted by their painful breakup seven years ago. Recently widowed, Sam now wants to fix their broken relationship. Seeing Patty-Lynn, happy in her bakery, gives him hope. Can her prize-winning pie recipe sweeten his new business venture and heal their broken hearts? Excerpt: “PATTY-LYNN?” THE FAMILIAR VOICE made her pause. She quickly turned and slammed right into Sam Richardson. Her lips brushed against his shirt right before she took a few steps back. Goodness, she didn’t realize he’d been standing right behind her. “Sam? What you doing here?” She’d just finished setting up the wedding cake. The guests weren’t due at the reception for another hour. “My friend Mark just married my sister-in-law Lisa. He sent me to the reception early to make sure everything was set up.” Lisa. Sam’s wife’s sister. So she assumed Sam’s wife, Lorena, would come strolling in...