Emily's Dreams

by Magdalena Scott

Overview

USA TODAY Bestselling Author Magdalena Scott invites you to "Come to Serendipity, and believe in the magic of Love!" Emily Kincaid was seriously injured in a car wreck (Small Town Christmas). Now she has to figure out how to live instead of simply surviving. Her past includes a series of broken relationships and dead-end jobs, but her future is a giant question mark. Everybody wants to help--the nurse aide Emily can't stand, Emily's grandmother who had the perfect marriage and wants Emily to find the right man, and her teenage sisters who are eager to get her out of their way. David Standish wants to help too, but he's the guy Emily can never have. He's older, and cosmopolitan while she's small town boring... And on top of all this, there's the voice in Emily's head that keeps giving her advice she can't understand. Come to Serendipity, and believe in the magic of Love!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780986211836
Publisher:	Jewel Box Books
Publication date:	08/29/2015
Series:	Serendipity, Indiana , #2
Pages:	310
Product dimensions:	5.24(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.65(d)

About the Author

USA Today Bestselling Author Magdalena Scott writes sweet romance and women's fiction with small town settings. She invites readers into her world to find out what's hidden just below the surface of those tiny dots you can barely see on the map-mystery, romance, and the occasional unexplained occurrence. Readers have commented that they'd like to move to the towns she writes about, which she takes as high praise indeed.

Emily's Dreams is Book Two in the Serendipity, Indiana series. The series is expected to have seven titles when it's complete. (Unless more stories need to be told about this magical little town!)

Her books about the McClain family in the Legend, Tennessee series are Midnight in Legend, TN; Christmas Collision; Where Her Heart Is; Building a Dream; Under the Mistletoe; The Holly and the Ivy; and Second Chances.

Since all these stories are clean and wholesome, they can be enjoyed and shared between daughters, moms, grandmas - and even the guys in the family. Studies show it's a good thing for men to read some romance!