Jenny Hale écrit de la fiction romantique contemporaine qui regorge de sentiments positifs et de chaleur. Ses histoires présentent souvent des décors accueillants, des amis solidaires et une famille, offrant aux lecteurs réconfort et plaisir. Ses œuvres ont atteint le statut de best-seller international, ont été traduites en de nombreuses langues et adaptées pour le cinéma et la télévision. Hale se spécialise dans la création de récits réconfortants qui résonnent profondément auprès de son public.
The book explores the transformative journey of a butterfly, emphasizing the importance of struggle in achieving growth and freedom. It draws parallels between the butterfly's emergence and personal development, suggesting that challenges are essential for realizing one's potential. Through this metaphor, the narrative encourages readers to embrace their own struggles as necessary steps toward growth and success.
Set against the backdrop of rekindled romance and personal aspirations, this story explores the journey of rediscovering lost loves and the importance of supportive relationships. The narrative promises an engaging escape for readers who enjoy heartfelt tales, reminiscent of the works of popular authors like Susan Mallery and Debbie Macomber. Themes of love and community are central, making it a compelling read for those seeking warmth and inspiration.
From the USA Today bestselling author of The Summer House, with over one million copies of her books sold, comes a heartwarming beach read, perfect for fans of Sheila Roberts, Jill Shalvis, and Debbie Macomber. After the loss of her fiancé a year ago, event planner Lauren Sutton can't seem to go on with her choice of career or the life she'd built with her fiancé any longer. Floundering emotionally, she makes a snap decision to sell her half of the business and spend the summer among the sand dunes and changing tides of the Outer Banks, taking care of an old inn in Rodanthe, North Carolina with its elderly owner Mary Everett. Perhaps the salty breezes of the Atlantic and the warmth of summer sun on her face will help her find her direction. What she doesn't expect to find is a story hidden away in a string of sea glass that will change her life forever. And complicating things is local fisherman Brody Harrison. All she'd wanted was to sink her toes in the sand and let the coastal breeze calm her aching heart. But Brody shakes up her plan in ways she'd never imagined. An uplifting summer escape that will strengthen your family bonds and have you believing in the incredible power of love. If you enjoyed the TV movies based on Jenny's books and are looking for more feel-good, small-town romance, look no further!
A captivating narrative that evokes deep emotions, this book has resonated with readers who find it both heartwarming and engaging. The story unfolds with relatable characters and a plot that keeps you turning the pages quickly, leaving a lasting impression. Its charm lies in the ability to connect with readers on a personal level, making it a beloved choice among those seeking an uplifting reading experience.
"When her beloved grandmother passes away, Mia Broadhurst returns to the snow-covered seaside village of Winsted Cape, where Grandma Ruth ran the lighthouse overlooking the golden beach. This will be Mia's first Christmas without her, and she can't bear to part with the lighthouse that has been in their family for generations. As she steps into it, childhood memories rush back to her. She can almost hear them playing tag on the steps... But her life is back in New York, dedicated to a busy PR firm, and she has no choice but to sell. With the snow falling, turning the grounds into a winter wonderland, Mia works with real estate agent Will Thacker. As they restore the historical building, she tries not to notice how handsome he is. After all, she's only home for Christmas... And Will's deep blue eyes, as stormy as the Atlantic Ocean, tell her he has his own heartbreak to contend with. Warmed by a crackling fire, Mia packs up Grandma Ruth's belongings with the help of her mohter and sister. But waiting for them is a black-and-white photograph with a faded inscription. The mysterious message is the key to a family secret that has been hidden for decades--one that changes everything. When Mia finds out the truth, will it save the precious lighthouse and show Mia where her heart belongs? Or will it tear her from Winsted Cape--and Will--for ever?" -- Back cover
The book captivates readers from the very beginning, creating an emotional journey that leaves them feeling bittersweet at the conclusion. The strong engagement and memorable experience evoke a sense of attachment, making the farewell to its characters particularly poignant. Praised for its remarkable storytelling, the work is described as an extraordinary read that resonates deeply with its audience.
Snowflakes are falling, there's carol singing on every corner, and Leah Evans is preparing for a family Christmas at her grandmother's majestic plantation house in Virginia. It won't be the same now that her beloved Nan is gone, but when Leah discovers she has inherited the mansion, she knows she can give her daughter Sadie the childhood of her dreams. But there's a catch. Leah must split the house with a man called David Forester. Leah hasn't heard that name in a long time. Not since they were kids, when Davey was always there to catch her. Now David is all grown up. He's gorgeous, successful, and certain of one thing: Leah should sell him her half of the house. They can't agree, but as they share memories over wine by the log fire, Leah notices a fluttering in her stomach. And by the look in his eyes, he's starting to feel it too. Will it be Leah or David who must give up their dreams? Or, with a little bit of Christmas magic, will they finally understand Nan's advice about living life without regrets ... and take a chance on true love?
Holly McAdams loves spending Christmas at her family's cozy cabin in the hills outside Nashville. Holly and her Nana struggle through a snowstorm to reach the cabin, where they discover wealthy, gorgeous Joseph Barnes, a renter who is now snowed in. Determined to make the best of the situation, Holly bakes treats and decorates the cabin. Rhett Burton, the man who broke Holly's heart, is back in town, and Holly realizes it's time to figure out what she wants in life
For readers of Jenny Colgan and RaeAnne Thayne, 'tis the season for finding friendship, a place to call home, and a love to last a lifetime. Christmas is tough for Lila Evans. She's all alone, left with only memories of the heartbreaking time when she lost her father. But this year, Lila's in search of a home away from home--and the countryside retreat of Fireside Cabins sounds like the perfect place. Yet Pinewood Hills, tucked in the snow-topped Tennessee mountains, doesn't offer the small-town welcome she'd been expecting. And when Lila stops at the local coffee shop for a much-needed peppermint latte, the rugged, surly owner Theo Perry gives her a reception as icy as his piercing blue eyes. Unfortunately, avoiding each other in the quaint village is impossible, which means Lila is soon bumping into Theo everywhere. To her surprise, Lila discovers there's more to Theo than his frosty demeanor . . . and when Lila sees him smile, it feels like sunshine on a cold winter's day--like coming home. To chase away her holiday blues, Lila makes it her mission to warm up Theo, even if the town warns her that it would take a Christmas miracle.
"All that Meghan Gray has left of her beloved Pappy is his cottage on the edge of the shimmering Atlantic Ocean. Longing to feel close to her grandfather, she returns to the golden sands of Hatteras Island in the Outer Banks for the summer, clutching the manilla envelope he gifted her tightly in her hand. On her first night on the sun-drenched island, she meets brooding Toby Meyers, a local businessman. She might feel lost without Pappy, but looking into Toby’s sparkling blue eyes feels like coming home. The beach house where she spent her childhood is just how she remembers: a shingled bungalow with two rocking chairs on the porch and shutters on the windows. As Meghan strolls along the sand with Toby, breathing in the salty air, she realizes she is making new memories… When Meghan opens the envelope, she finds a black-and-white photograph of someone she doesn’t recognize. If she can find out its meaning, and why Pappy gave it to her, she’ll unlock a secret that has been hidden for decades. The truth has the power to change everything Meghan and Toby thought they knew about their lives—and it will either bring them together, or break their hearts…