Winters' Season

After a boating accident in his teen years left him feeling guilty over the death of a child, Kerry Montgomery has resigned himself to a steady, quiet life in the towers of the Chicago Loop.  There are expectations, of course.  He'll marry for status, even if the society set pinches his every last nerve, and he'll carry on the Montgomery name, even if he can't forgive himself for past mistakes.  What's unexpected?  His attraction to Molly Winters.  She doesn't have a society name, connections, or money.  She's more than ten years younger than him.  Not to mention, she's like a sister – his youngest brother's best friend.  But most importantly, she has a child – a complete no-go for him.  He's not supposed to want her, but if he can get over his fears, he might just find a future nobody expected.

Molly Winters is not interested in Kerry, his money, or his pain.  She's had plenty of her own.  Pregnant at sixteen, betrayed by her father, lied to by her mom – trust doesn't come easy. Before traveling with Kerry to Saint Kitts for his younger brother's wedding, she was content to raise her son, help her community, and run a small catering business. When she finds herself drawn into his spell, she will need to figure out if she can trust him with her feelings or if it's all just a little island magic playing tricks on her heart.

Winters' Season is a story of heartbreaking guilt, the search for forgiveness, and the redemptive power of love.  Love changes everything.