Finding Home (Far and Away)

A small beach town. Two single, middle-aged parents. A little soulmate-ism they didn’t see coming. Daniel Taylor’s not looking for love—no, thank you. He’s more comfortable staying single than risking his heart again. Content to raise his young son and spend his life baking and making coffee for his small Sonoma County town than risk going through heartbreak all over again. But when a beautiful woman walks into his bakery, sparks fly, and their chemistry is hard to ignore, but falling head over heels for her is the last thing he needs. One call from her best mate inviting her to stay was all it took for Rebecca Hamilton to scoop up her daughter and move from London to America. She’s just begun to pick up the pieces after her divorce. She doesn't have time for an attractive baker with kind eyes and deep dimples. No matter how good his biscuits are or how sweet he is with her daughter. What starts as an attraction quickly becomes deeper. Pushing their fears aside, they don't have any qualms falling into an easy friendship. They’re drawn together again and again and slowly the walls they’ve put up around their hesitant hearts begin to lower, making the desire for a relationship they thought they put out for good start to rekindle. However, it’s not just their hearts they’re risking. Their children are quickly growing attached. As they each grapple with the risks and rewards, they must also navigate the landmines or, in their case, meddling siblings, well-meaning friends, and a town full of onlookers—who may or may not want this modern family to get their happy ending. Will they be brave enough to take that next step for a chance at something truly wonderful?