Wishes on Wildflowers
The fourth book in the Urban Farm Fresh Romance series, WISHES ON WILDFLOWERS, finds Jasmine Santoro face-to-face with her high school sweetheart when her older brother contracts Nathan Hamelin to help with their new family venture. Jasmine's anger eight years later surprises Nathan. To his mind, it's ancient history, and he didn't count on falling in love with her all over again. When her brother's issues come between them, both Nathan and Jasmine have decisions to make. Are their growing feelings strong enough to remind them grace is needed for life and love?
This title is currently on Amazon only… and in the Kindle Unlimited program.
Righting past wrongs takes more than
wishes on wildflowers
Jasmine Santoro’s relationship with her older brother has never been great, but when she discovers he’s contracted Nathan Hamelin to help with their new family venture, she’s furious. She’s never forgiven her former boyfriend for dumping her and fleeing to L.A. eight years ago.
Nathan thought he was well over Jasmine. They were only kids back then, clearly too young for a committed relationship. Now his hopes to turn animosity to friendship blossom into more when he finds himself falling in love with Jasmine all over again. But when problems heat up with her brother, Nathan must decide if he’ll expose his past and risk losing her for good.
Are Jasmine’s growing feelings strong enough to remind her grace is needed for life and love?
About the Urban Farm Fresh Romance Series
The Urban Farm Fresh Romance series follows the adventures, romantic and otherwise, of a group of friends in the fictional neighborhood of Bridgeview in Spokane, Washington. A Christian romance series, these urban farming stories explore what an urban community focused on local food might look like: raising goats, chickens, and bees in the heart of the city while sharing in food projects and engaging in each others’ lives.
While the Urban Farm Fresh Romance series shares a world and some characters from the Farm Fresh Romance series, it stands complete in its own setting.
