The Apple Orchard
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In the first book, Tara found out her husband had lost all their money and had cheated on her with a woman the same age as her daughter. Married right after college and with no employable skills, Tara found herself adrift. After settling into the cottage she inherited from a distant aunt, Tara met Will, a man from her past. They’re getting to know each other all over again. This time she’s taking things slow.
But Tara isn’t the only one starting over…
Evan and Emily, Tara’s eldest son and her daughter-in-law, are preparing for the arrival of their first baby. Yet, with Evan’s demanding career in Seattle pulling him away, Emily longs for safety and simplicity. As tensions rise, they’ll have to decide what kind of life they truly want. For themselves and their growing family.
For Ally, the middle daughter, moving to Blueberry Hill after a toxic relationship was her chance to reclaim her independence. She’s pouring everything into her flower business and the tiny house she’s building. Love is not on the agenda, especially not with her mysterious new neighbor, Colton Matthews. Once a Major League Baseball star, Colton is hiding from the world, and perhaps from himself. But as sparks fly between them, Ally must decide if she’s ready to open her heart again, or if her past will keep her from the future she deserves.
And then there’s Christina, the youngest daughter, who’s been keeping secrets. While the rest of the family wonders if there’s someone new in her life, the truth behind her long weekends might surprise them all.
The Apple Orchard is a heartwarming story of second chances, family bonds, and the quiet beauty of starting over. Cozy up with Tara and her family as they discover that sometimes, the life you've always needed is waiting for you in the most unexpected place. Perfect for fans of Robyn Carr, Pamela Kelley, and Debbie Macomber, this cozy, feel-good novel will sweep you into the warmth of Blueberry Hill, where second chances are never out of reach and the comfort of family is always close at hand.
