Looking for a heartwarming love story with bitterweet longing and a dose of nostalgia? You're in the right place.
Sometimes home is right here.
In Swan Falls, everyone knows everyone’s business—but Rebecca never expected her life to be headline news.
When Rebecca quietly separates from her AFL-star husband, Cameron, she hopes for a smooth transition out of the spotlight. Instead, her life becomes front-page news, and the town that once admired her is now buzzing with speculation. As whispers become headlines, Rebecca finds an unexpected ally in Lukas—the brooding single dad working at her family’s sports store.
Once the town’s reckless heartbreaker, Lukas has worked hard to rebuild his life for his daughter. He knows better than anyone how Swan Falls loves a scandal. So, when the media latches onto his connection with Rebecca, he offers a bold solution: fake a relationship to take control of the narrative.
But what starts as damage control quickly becomes something else—something real. As Rebecca learns to let go of the perfect image she’s clung to for so long, she and Lukas must decide if love is worth the risk… or if their pasts will always define them.
Maybe This Could Be Home is a sweet, small-town romance. No spice. Definitely adult language.
“Why did she let him under her skin? Rebecca had to stop herself from laughing out loud. As if she had any control over the matter. Well, she had to try. She wasn’t about to indulge her base desires. She’d resisted him once; she’d do it again.”
The Swan Falls Series
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We Used to Climb Trees, Lessons From Bee Keeping and Maybe This Could Be Home are available on Amazon.