It was Always You

''Juliette has outdone herself yet again! Real people under real circumstances will no doubt speak to your heart, so true to life. I couldn't put it down.''

She's in love with her late sister's boyfriend. He treats her like his kid sister…

When Hayley O'Hara loses her eighteen-year-old sister in a terrible car accident, she blames God for letting April die so young and walks away from her faith.

April's handsome and gregarious boyfriend Jamie Benson shares Hayley's grief, and as they support each other through that grief, their friendship develops, and they become best friends.

Eight years later, he invites her to open a hang-gliding centre with him in Water's Edge.

How will that work when she's fallen for him, but he treats her like a kid sister?

Can she continue hiding her feelings when they're together every day?

Jamie Benson loves the freedom that hang-gliding brings. Soaring the thermals helps to ease the memories of his father's abandonment. But back on terra firma, can anything fill the void in his life?

Having erected walls around his heart, he's steered clear of committing to anyone, even his late girlfriend's sister. Although, if Haylz didn't think it weird that they could be more than best friends, he could fall for her.

Something about the folk in Water's Edge intrigues him. Although he's not religious, he accepts the pastor's invitation to attend a church service as it could be a good place to drum up business for the new centre.

And it could help him figure out what makes these people so different.

Since April's death, Hayley has become a loner, but when two young mothers befriend her, they encourage her to step outside her comfort zone and address her innermost secrets.

But can she let go of her anger with God as well as her feelings for Jamie?

Or does God have other plans for them?

It Was Always You is Book 5 in the Water's Edge Christian Romance Series, a contemporary Christian Romance Series set in the fictional seaside town of Water's Edge south of Sydney, Australia, where 'faith, family, and friendship abound'.