High School Homecoming Series by Kay Chandler

Thursday evening, Monti Parker drives from Mobile to Geneva, Alabama, to rescue her deserted five-year-old nephews and is surprised to find the streets of the small town swarming with people. Black and gold banners announce GHS Homecoming Weekend. She stops at the ATM and meets three former alumnae who’ve returned for their tenth-year class reunion. After she’s mistaken for a former classmate, things go awry and she quickly finds herself caught in a web of deceit... moreThursday evening, Monti Parker drives from Mobile to Geneva, Alabama, to rescue her deserted five-year-old nephews and is surprised to find the streets of the small town swarming with people. Black and gold banners announce GHS Homecoming Weekend. She stops at the ATM and meets three former alumnae who’ve returned for their tenth-year class reunion. After she’s mistaken for a former classmate, things go awry and she quickly finds herself caught in a web of deceit. When Alex Holloway meets the beautiful stranger at the ATM, he’s confident this has to be Providence. But will he change his mind when a Private Investigator reveals the shocking truth? less

Trudy Allen is on her way back to the last place on earth she wants to go, to see the last person on earth she cares to see. Yet, there seems to be a will stronger than her own, wooing her back to the place of vicious lies, broken promises and shattered dreams. Twenty years ago, she and Luke McGallagher sat on a concrete bench at Lake Geneva, planning a future while Nat King Cole’s Unforgettable blared on the juke box in the nearby dance pavilion... moreTrudy Allen is on her way back to the last place on earth she wants to go, to see the last person on earth she cares to see. Yet, there seems to be a will stronger than her own, wooing her back to the place of vicious lies, broken promises and shattered dreams. Twenty years ago, she and Luke McGallagher sat on a concrete bench at Lake Geneva, planning a future while Nat King Cole’s Unforgettable blared on the juke box in the nearby dance pavilion. For the past eighteen years, she’s struggled to forget. But forgiving? Not a chance in a lifetime. less

Jim MacKenzie recalled the promise made to his wife Thelma, on her dying bed to help their boy find a good woman. Jim gave his word, although he had no idea how difficult the undertaking would prove to be. That is, until George, a friend of his at the Senior Citizens Center introduced him to a dating service called seekinglove.com. He figured George knew what he was talking about, because he took his advice and found the perfect girl for Doyle. She was the prettiest apple on the tree... moreJim MacKenzie recalled the promise made to his wife Thelma, on her dying bed to help their boy find a good woman. Jim gave his word, although he had no idea how difficult the undertaking would prove to be. That is, until George, a friend of his at the Senior Citizens Center introduced him to a dating service called seekinglove.com. He figured George knew what he was talking about, because he took his advice and found the perfect girl for Doyle. She was the prettiest apple on the tree. He could hardly wait to tell his son the good news. There was only one thing on Liz Blackstone’s mind as she pressed her back against the wall—her picture might be on next week’s front page, under the caption ‘Missing Woman.’ Her meddling neighbor had pulled some idiotic stunts in the past, but this one topped them all. less

Elaina Brunson pressed her lips firmly together, clenched her teeth and tightened her jaw. If eating kept her alive, she didn’t want another bite. At fifty-seven, she was too young to be in a nursing home. Wasn’t she? Who dumped her in this place and left her? Who was paying the bill? And where was her husband, Clay? When the sweet little nurse offered to sneak her out of the facility to attend her fortieth high-school Homecoming, Elaina hoped to find the missing pieces to her life... moreElaina Brunson pressed her lips firmly together, clenched her teeth and tightened her jaw. If eating kept her alive, she didn’t want another bite. At fifty-seven, she was too young to be in a nursing home. Wasn’t she? Who dumped her in this place and left her? Who was paying the bill? And where was her husband, Clay? When the sweet little nurse offered to sneak her out of the facility to attend her fortieth high-school Homecoming, Elaina hoped to find the missing pieces to her life. What she found was much more than she expected. less