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This collection contains three heartwarming, sweet, small town romance novellas in the Tyler Creek Series by Roxie Clarke, plus a bonus short story prequel! Forever My Favorite - bonus short story Darcie After beating breast cancer at thirty-three, I want to live the rest of my life to its fullest – starting with renovating the vacant Quinn’s Shoes building into Tyler Creek’s first community theater. My best friend, Monica, is all in. She’ll foot the bill for the renovation because she’s loaded and loves me, and secure the contractor, Jack Schimmel, who’s a single parent just ...

Margot My past hasn’t come back to haunt me. Oh no, Craig, my son’s dad, is right here in the flesh at my baby sister’s wedding reception, making my present awkward with his beautiful and confused face. You see, Craig and my son don’t know about each other, and no one in my life has a clue what happened one magical night over Christmas break during my senior year in high school. I’ve been the sole keeper of these secrets for the last twenty years. I’m not naïve enough to think that my deception would never catch up with me, but did it have to come at me full force and bowl me ...

Rosalie I’ve got one month to get my life together, or it’s going to be a very un-Merry Christmas for me! When I run into my childhood buddy, Nate, outside Martin’s Grocery on Thanksgiving Day, he invites me to catch up at his nearby veterinary office. Nate is just what I need to go from hopeless to hopeful about returning home after my failed marriage. He offers me the support and comfort of an old friendship, and a job as his office manager. Working side-by-side with him is only a teensy bit challenging. Nate’s a shameless flirt, and I can’t stop sneaking glances at this cuter, ...

Tara Landing the head chef position at the chic Hudson Vineyards is my dream come true. After toiling away for years in my parent’s small-town diner underutilized and underappreciated, all my hard work is paying off. I shouldn’t risk jeopardizing my career, especially with the big Christmas in July event coming up, but my boss, Alex, who is twenty years older and so easy on the eyes, is proving to be a major distraction. He’s gray-haired to my blond, grumpy to my sunshine, rich to my poor. A challenge. But is it one I should accept?