Farrah (The Delicate Flowers #1)

Farrah Seaverson is living proof that while a person may make mistakes, mistakes don’t make the person. After years of incarceration, she has finally learned the hard lessons from the choices she made that riddled her life with pain and loneliness, and she’s ready to start a new life, free from the addictions that controlled her before.

After so many years away from her son, whether because of the poison she was putting into her body or the price she ended up paying for her bad decisions, she decided to settle down in Rojo, Texas, where he’s made a life for himself with the support of his adopted family. Their relationship is different now, not just because he’s an adult, but also because she’s gotten sober.

Unfortunately, after so many years of back and forth, it can be difficult for the ones who tried to help only to watch you fail repeatedly to be convinced that you’re truly ready to succeed.

Lynn Serrano is a happy father and a successful business owner who is fighting a different kind of battle, this one because of poor choices his daughter made that affected her children. Her addiction and the crimes she committed because of it made mothering her children impossible, and it’s up to Lynn to step in and raise the next generation of his family. He knows he can’t let anything get in the way of that.

A chance meeting introduces two very different people, but the attraction they feel quickly turns into something that they both feel is worth the fight. Luckily, they’re not alone this time. Through assumptions, misunderstandings, and a lot of laughter, Lynn and Farrah gratefully accept the second chance that life has given them and turn it into their own happily ever after.

Join Cee Bowerman in Rojo, Texas as she explores what it’s like for women who have worked so hard to get to a brighter place yet still have more work to do to find their own happily ever after. This series will have references to some of her other work, and you’ll even be able to catch up with characters you’ve already grown to love as you accompany these delicate flowers on their journey toward realizing that they’re really not delicate at all.