Welcome to Three Creeks, Montana

Three best friends in their early forties. Three happily ever afters.

Get Well Soon
Becca and her best friend Donovan have an agreement. If both of them are single when they're forty, they will get married. Which is a good thing, because every guy Becca has dated has been a disappointment.

A lot more is at stake when Donovan proposes. He has to convince Becca that his feelings for her are real without telling her he's the reason all the other guys bolted.

Welcome Home

Abigail Cahill is returning home, and she doesn't know how to feel about it.

She left when she graduated from high school, promising herself she would never go back. However, when Abigail's father leaves her the house as an inheritance, she is willing to give living in Three Creeks a second chance.

Kent remembers Abigail as the awkward younger sister who wasn't much trouble, and he was as surprised as everyone when she left without a backward glance. He agrees to forge the friendship that will ease her transition to small-town life. He's been burned by love, so he isn't worried about romantic connections. The friendship with Abigail renews his appreciation for a life he'd learned to take for granted.

Home Sweet Home

Thanks to Abigail and Kent's wedding, Hannah and Keane are thrown together, and an unusual friendship is formed. When they spend time together, Hannah shows Keane what he has been missing, and Keane teaches Hannah to avoid men like him.

Things get interesting in Three Creeks when Keane is tasked with the challenge of convincing Hannah to give him the chance he may not deserve.

The Three Creeks, Montana series is a good fit for readers who enjoy characters who are over 40, stories where friendships are strong, and can appreciate the quirks of small town living.