Snowmelt Shores Shores Book

If you’ve ever been to Snowmelt Shores, you’ve probably seen Sunrise Bluff, with the glasshouses of Bramble Bridge Gardens glowing at the top, full of winter blooms.Rachel never imagined she’d be starting over at forty-nine—divorced, uncertain, and facing the recent loss of her mother.She decides to finally take some time off, to drive back home and figure out what to do with her family’s orchard land. When the house feels too quiet, she rides the trolley up to the gardens, expecting a little peace—and finding a crisis instead.The moment she steps inside, she finds staff running on grit and late nights. The money’s gone, the doors may close for good, and Rachel is the one person with the history and know-how to turn things around.She also finds Drew Ridgewell there, working hard to keep the doors open—still wearing that gruff half-smile she never quite forgot.Then Rachel’s boss gets wind of where she is and what Bramble Bridge Gardens is worth. He gives her three weeks to frame a buyout as “help.”Between coffee at the local café, trolley rides through town, and afternoon walks with the Loop Ladies who refuse to let Rachel disappear, she realizes the fresh start she needs might be waiting for her right here.She has three weeks to decide. Put down roots and pitch in, or sign the papers and go back to the life she left.Snowmelt Shores is a sweet small-town series that celebrates women starting over, second chance romance, and friendships that feel like family. The trilogy is full of fun characters and heartwarming stories. Once you arrive, you’ll want to do more than just stay on the trolley. You’ll want to keep riding, keep waving at familiar faces, and hang on for all three happily ever afters.