But it's taken its toll on a hard-working and tight-knit community. Despite going through the very worst of times - the never-ending fight against poverty, rationing and bombs - the residents of Paragon Place have been brought closer together by laughter and tears in the face of despair. There is Sally Brady, who is torn between two men, local drunk Alf Porter, the prim Carey sisters, the gossips and the villains. After surviving the horror of the war, they face new dramas as they rebuild their lives together...

    

    

    After all her dreams of a life spent in marital bliss came crashing down around her, she fell into depression. She thought her life would never change. Then one day, it did. At the request of her father, she moves to Chattaroy, Washington, to take care of her sick grandpa. It is where Natalie finally starts to learn she has purpose in life, but the boy next door might prove to be too much of a distraction.After a painful first marriage, Jacob Walsh relocated from New York City to the little farming community of Chattaroy, Washington, just outside of Spokane. Jacob hoped to rekindle his faith in God and rediscover what it means to be loved by the Almighty and truly be alive, but a brunette moving next door takes his focus in a direction he never saw coming.Natalie and Jacob both have a past of betrayal and heartache. Will they be able to overcome their pasts and find love in their lives once more? Pick up your copy of this inspirational Christian romance by T.K. Chapin today and start reading!

    When I least expected it, he came into my life. He fought his way into my heart when I thought it my walls were impenetrable.Tank made me want to do anything that would keep him and his family safe, even if it meant risking my own life. I was responsible for my own actions, and I chose to protect not only him, but the club too.TankI knew she would be a wild ride from the minute I laid eyes on her . . . but I never thought she would go behind my back and endanger my family.She didn't stop there though, she betrayed me.When she puts herself in danger, do I leave her to sort out the mess she has created? Or can I brush that betrayal away and bring her home with me where I know she belongs?