"I've read all her books and loved every word." -Jude Deveraux.
Corrie and Sam married young. Now, on the eve of their 25th wedding anniversary Corrie asks: “Are we together because we want to be, or because we’ve always been?” For longtime sweethearts, love is not something that gets handed out with a diploma; it has to be earned day-by-day.
“I’ve read all her books and loved every word.” -Jude Deveraux.
Corrie and Sam married young. Now, on the eve of their 25th wedding anniversary Corrie asks: “Are we together because we want to be, or because we’ve always been?” For longtime sweethearts, love is not something that gets handed out with a diploma; it has to be earned day-by-day.
Corrie: “I had dreams for college and a career. My reality was a teen pregnancy and marriage to a directionless hometown boy who will never meet my mother’s approval.”
Sam: “I’ve never recovered from the shocking tragedy of my mother’s death or my father’s imprisonment, but I know what’s important in life and my grandmother taught me what love can mean. That’s what I want, for myself and for Corrie…
Suburban Renewal is a poignant story of two broken souls who rediscover themselves and their love.
“Like Lavyrle Spencer, Pamela Morsi writes tender books about decent people struggling to find love.” — Susan Elizabeth Phillips
“Pamela Morsi is a perennial favorite for a good reason… she writes the perfect feel-good read.” – Susan Wiggs
That Business Between Us:
A brush of skin against skin changes everything … forever.
On a hike deep in the Rocky Mountains, Kai Monahan watches as a dozen dragons—actual dragons—battle beneath a fat white moon. When one crashes nearly dead at her feet and transforms into a man, Kai does the only thing a decent person could: she grabs the nearest sword and saves his life.
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A reclusive widow known for her scientific scholarship, Lady Ciara Sheffield is shadowed by rumors that she poisoned her husband . . . A rakehell rogue notorious for his devil-may-care antics, Lucas Bingham--the Earl of Hadley--is not accused of murdering anything--save for the rules of Polite Society. The only thing they have in common is seeing their names featured in the lurid gossip columns of London's newspapers. Until an ancient manuscript draws them together.
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