The Homecoming

The last thing Amy wants to do is go home to Willet’s Ferry but the death of father, Beau, means she has to. Arriving back in town to discover that her father left her a fortune, and that her getting it hinges on her repairing the house she was once abandoned in, throws Amy even further out of her comfort zone. To add to her woes, the trustee of the estate is the woman she left behind, but never forgot.
The last thing Faith needs in her life is one Amy Rogers. Amy’s lightning in a bottle, able to make Faith’s good girl ways slip right into bad girl actions. Worse than Amy’s ability to send Faith’s senses reeling is the fact that she once broke Faith’s heart, and then waltzed out of town without a single look back.
Amy’s trying to put her life together. Faith’s trying to keep the one she’s made. Amy lives out and proud. Faith’s so in the closet she was once forced to flee town to avoid a wedding that featured her name on the invitations. Neither are sure they can trust the sparks flying between them. Neither knows if those sparks are just remnants of the magic they’d once been together, or the signal fire of a larger flame.
They’re pulled together by their shared past and those sparks, but will that attraction between them last? Or will they break each other’s hearts all over again?