The Christmas Cabin

“Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber.” —Publishers Weekly on The Last Carolina Sister

There’s no place like home for the holidays…

As a girl, single mom Lauren Maxwell hated Magnolia, North Carolina. And she thought she’d left her hometown in the rearview mirror years ago, but a message from her beloved baby brother, Brody, changes all that. He’s getting married on Christmas Eve. So a holiday at Camp Blossom, the rustic sleepaway camp that had been a haven during her growing-up years, it is. Lauren won’t even have to see her dictatorial father. Or her ex-husband, Ben…

When Ben greets her at the surprisingly decrepit cabin, he’s just as stubborn—and as irresistible—as ever. And when she discovers he’s working with her estranged father to buy the campgrounds and rebuild them as luxury housing, Lauren is furious. She won’t let the man who broke her heart win. So she and her daughter stay in town to block the sale.

But the magic of the Christmas season brings back memories Lauren tried so hard to forget: his crooked smile, their daughter’s laughter at the breakfast table, the feel of her hand in his. As the spark between them rekindles, Lauren realizes that second chances are real. And they’re worth fighting for.

Bonus Novella!

A Carolina Song

Country Western singer Walker Calloway thought he was making romantic progress with shy and lovely schoolteacher Meghan Jacobs. After all, he’d written her a love song! But she thought it was for his ex. Now it’s up to him to prove that his heart already belongs to Meghan…for keeps…

The Carolina Girls

Book 1: Wildflower Season
Book 2: Mistletoe Season
Book 3: Wedding Season
Book 4: The Wish List
Book 5: The Front Porch Club
Book 6: The Christmas Cabin

I Love this Series

Each book in this series leaves me chuckling or laughing out loud. Each book can stand alone, yet the author has a way of looping in the characters of the full series. Fun read always!

Heartwarming

Such a heartwarming story. I didn't read until after the holidays but it was so good I think it could be read anytime of the year.