Meadow Falls

Angela Marie has lived all thirty-five years of her life on Meadow Falls, a Texas farm that has belonged to her family for generations. Staying was never her plan; it was an obligation. Her parents, who felt more like strangers than loving kin, have died, and the whole property is now hers, along with a legacy she never wanted but cannot bring herself to abandon. Others depend on her too. Her beloved nanny, Mandy, who was always closer to a mother, now needs a caregiver. Mandy's great-granddaughter, who is as close to Angela as a sister, has come back home. When a handsome veteran turns up looking for work as a farmhand, Angela begins to think the future might not be so bad after all. But it is the past that proves illuminating. Mandy begins to share secrets about Angela's parents that Angela never knew. As the shadows over her family history lift, the inheritance starts to feel like a gift, and Meadow Falls begins to feel like the home she has been searching for all her life. This emotional small-town novel is about family, forgiveness and coming to terms with the past.