Going Home Series

The Sugar House

by Christine Flynn

Published 1 June 2006

KEEP YOUR ENEMIES CLOSER?

Emmy Larkin could pinpoint the minute that her life changed–when so-called family friend Ed Travers sold part of her father's sugarbush acreage as payment on an overdue loan. And when Ed's son mysteriously arrived back in town, he set tongues wagging–and her heart pounding….

Successful, handsome Jack Travers wanted to make things right between his family and Emmy's. But he didn't anticipate the stir he felt when he looked at the lovely, fiercely independent woman who saw him as her adversary. Could he make her see that there was more to their history than met the eye…perhaps even a future together?

Confessions of a Small-Town Girl

by Christine Flynn

Published 21 July 2006

Dear Diary, Sam MacInnes is back in town. He's still so gorgeous, but there's a haunted look in his eyes. People say he's a cop now-he must see some awful things on the job. I used to have the biggest crush on him! He never noticed me, but I wrote all about him in my old diary. My hair curls every time I think of someone reading it! All those dreams of passionate kisses and more...Can you imagine that getting out? Only problem is, the local rumor mill says that he's remodeling the very house where I hid the diary. I've just got to get it back before Sam finds it-what would he think of me if he discovered all my secret desires?

Trading Secrets

by Christine Flynn

Published 17 March 2006

A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE-OR FOR KEEPS? Jenny Baker's return to bucolic Maple Mountain was propelled by her desire to mend her broken heart...and to repair a reputation shattered by big-city betrayal. Vowing to stay far away from men, she was surprised to develop an instant connection with her new boss, Dr. Greg Reid. After Jenny's discovery that her troubles had only begun in Maple Mountain, Greg was determined to help in any way he could-even if the only solution was to become the husband of his newest employee. Was this union of convenience just a temporary arrangement, or was it rooted in something more-true love?