Bailey
She’s seeking a second chance at peace. He’s guarding a secret that could shatter his solitude. Can a spring storm bridge the gap between their two worlds?
Bailey McAllister has finally returned to the quiet beauty of Coral Canyon, determined to plant roots and find redemption. Haunted by a heart-wrenching choice from her past, she’s focused on her new veterinary clinic and keeping her defensive walls high. The last thing she needs is a distraction—especially one as handsome and quiet as her next-door neighbor.
Reeves Durham values the simple, solitary life he’s carved out on his ranch. He was all set to expand his property until Bailey swept in with an offer he couldn’t match. While he plans to keep his distance from the fiery newcomer, a sudden spring storm changes everything, leaving them forced together for survival until the skies clear.
In the stillness of the storm, an undeniable connection ignites. Reeves’s calm, steady nature provides the safe harbor Bailey has secretly prayed for, while her spirit and vibrant small-town family network offer him the sense of belonging he’s never had.
But Reeves is hiding a life-changing secret: his quiet, blue-collar exterior masks a secret celebrity identity with millions of followers. As his two worlds begin to collide, he fears he’ll lose Bailey, who’s made it very clear she doesn’t thrive in the spotlight.
Can Bailey lower her guard and trust the one man who offers her unconditional acceptance? Will Reeves’s hidden world drive them apart, or can they build a future together?
Return to Coral Canyon for the heartwarming conclusion to the Young Family Saga, a clean and wholesome Christian cowboy romance by USA Today Bestselling Author Liz Isaacson. This inspirational western romance is perfect for readers who love small towns, sweet contemporary romance, and no-spice stories filled with faith and heart.
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