- Christmas on Breakers Point
- Dual Power of Convenience
- Scrumptious Independence
- Secret Beach Boyfriend
- Her Merriweather Hero
- Mishaps off the Mainland
- Restoring Fairhaven
- Bookers on the Rocks
- Heart Pressed
- Matchmaker's Best Friend
- The Elnora Monet
- Stealing the First Mate
- Regaining Mercy
- Flipping Hearts
- Seasoned Grace
- More Than A Heartthrob
- Hooper Safe Haven
- Footprints on her Heart
- Reclaiming Hope
- Finding A Memory
- Blended Lives
- Sweet Rivals
- Stranded on Sparrow
- From Shore to Shore
- Rebuilding Hearts
- Book, Chapter, & Vows
- Delicious Devotion
- Blessings in the Bargain
- Returning to Breakers
- Waiting on the Tides
- Refining Josie
- Merriweather Island Box Set
- Elnora Island Box Set
- Hooper Island Box Set
- Flipping Hearts Audiobook
- Christmas on Breakers Point Audiobook
- Dual Power of Convenience Audiobook
- Bookers on the Rocks Audiobook
Fay is about to lose her business…
…to the only guy she’s ever thought might be good for her.
Fay Ravven has spent years building a floral business on Mimosa Island. Too bad a chain florist has moved in right down the street. As her business wanes, she realizes her rival is none other than Corbin Lowel, the very man who swept her heart away at her friend’s wedding.
Corbin knows he’s not good enough for Fay. His friends remind him all the time that, as a florist, he’s not really man enough for anyone. That doesn’t stop him from stepping out of his comfort zone and going to Fay’s store to see if she remembers him. That’s when he discovers that his business is killing hers.
What are rivals to do when they can’t stop thinking about each other? Plan the flowers for someone else’s wedding, of course.
When Corbin and Fay must see each other and work together, will they dive through their pain and reach for the stars? Or will the roses be too prickly for two hurt hearts?
Read the next Sparrow Island novel in the Independence Islands Series featuring five islands, six authors, and a boatload of happily-ever-afters.
The Independence Islands Series: beach reads aren’t just for summer anymore.
I enjoyed reading this book and found it to be well written. It was nice to see characters that I met before from the other books. It was a good reminder to not judge people or actions based on face value because they aren't always correct. You need to truly know what is going onto understand. There was a nice biblical faith thread through the story. I look forward to reading more books in this series