Welcome to Dragonfly, TX Series by Liz Alvin

Luck never seems to be on Lia's side!Thanksgiving is coming up, but she isn’t feeling too thankful. After a disastrous break-up, her apartment being condemned, and her work literally disappearing, she is at her wit's end. The only thing she can do is move on—from Maine to Texas, where her sister lives... moreLuck never seems to be on Lia's side!Thanksgiving is coming up, but she isn’t feeling too thankful. After a disastrous break-up, her apartment being condemned, and her work literally disappearing, she is at her wit's end. The only thing she can do is move on—from Maine to Texas, where her sister lives. The problem is getting there…It just so happens that an ex-client, Susie, and her son are travelling in the same direction—a rare stroke of luck!Inviting Lia to tag along, Suzie introduces her son, Declan, a gloriously tall, handsome, successful man. With the older woman stopping at every attraction along the way, Lia and Declan have plenty of time to get to know each other.Lia can’t help but feel attracted—he’s nice, smart, and kind. What’s not to like?Yet, Lia knows that luck will, again, be against her as their match is fated to end once they reach their destination. Why must she fall for someone now? As the end of their trip looms ever closer, Lia is left to wonder - Will their goodbye be forever?A Lucky Texas Thanksgiving is a standalone story, although the people in this story also appear in other books in the series. However, you don't have to read the other books to enjoy Lia and Declan's story. less

What’s better than helping children at Christmas? Single mom Alana Howe wants to raise money for the children’s hospital that took care of her young son following a terrible accident. To raise the money, she needs the help of local rancher Ian Riggs. Using his ranch, the town can build a drive-thru Christmas light display that pulls in lots of visitors. Ian’s not sure about this idea, but hey, he’s no Scrooge. He’ll do it for the kids... moreWhat’s better than helping children at Christmas? Single mom Alana Howe wants to raise money for the children’s hospital that took care of her young son following a terrible accident. To raise the money, she needs the help of local rancher Ian Riggs. Using his ranch, the town can build a drive-thru Christmas light display that pulls in lots of visitors. Ian’s not sure about this idea, but hey, he’s no Scrooge. He’ll do it for the kids. Working together, Alana and Ian hope to put together a great display that earns a lot of money. Soon they find that the more time they spend with each other, the more they're hoping that when Christmas ends, their time together doesn’t. But life and love aren't simple for a single mom. What she needs is a little Christmas luck.A Lucky Texas Christmas is a standalone story, although the people in this story also appear in other books in the series. You don't have to read the other books to enjoy Alana and Ian's story. less

Callie and Mason are tasked with arranging the wedding of her father and his mother. The older couple want a special New Year’s Eve wedding, which Callie and Mason want to deliver. Unfortunately, neither of them is much of a happily-ever-after sort, plus they’d rather not work together.But they have no choice. Soon, they’re spending time together meeting photographers, florists, and bands. As the days go by, the attraction between them grows stronger, and they can’t help wondering . . moreCallie and Mason are tasked with arranging the wedding of her father and his mother. The older couple want a special New Year’s Eve wedding, which Callie and Mason want to deliver. Unfortunately, neither of them is much of a happily-ever-after sort, plus they’d rather not work together.But they have no choice. Soon, they’re spending time together meeting photographers, florists, and bands. As the days go by, the attraction between them grows stronger, and they can’t help wondering . . .Will their hope for a forever after end when the new year starts?A Lucky Texas New Year's Eve is a standalone story, although the people in this story also appear in other books in the series. However, you don't have to read the other books to enjoy Lia and Declan's story. less