About This Book
~ Can they overcome their past and make a home for a family of three? ~
Maureen McClain didn't believe in love at first sight until the night of her cousin's art gallery opening. That's when she met Damien Phillips. Their first touch was electric, and in the next few weeks their relationship blossomed. But that all ended when she showed up at his Nashville home and witnessed his argument with a pregnant woman who said that her child needed its father. Maureen is concentrating on growing her business, McClain Events, and is putting Damien firmly into her past.
Damien Phillips hopes that if he can finally complete painting a portrait of Maureen, he'll be able to let her go. His life changed the day he and Jamie were arguing, and Maureen overheard. Now he's fulltime dad to Emma, who looks like the mother who died so tragically. When he's about to lose his Nashville apartment, fate hands him an opportunity in Legend. Being near Maureen will help him finish the painting, and a small town upbringing, even with a single dad, is his best option for Emma.
Falling in love was easy the first time they met. Can Maureen and Damien overcome the past, to create a future for themselves and for Emma?
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The McClains of Legend, Tennessee is a contemporary romance series, providing wholesome, heartwarming romance books for anyone who loves a happily-ever-after. Readers enjoy becoming immersed in the lives and loves of the large, sometimes exasperating, and always entertaining McClain family, to whom Legend has been home for generations.
Readers have said they'd like to move to the fictional town of Legend, Tennessee. Perhaps their strong positive reaction to the town is because it's so believable, while still providing that always-required happy ending.
The stories can be read as stand alones, or sequentially:
Midnight in Legend, TN
Christmas Collision
Where Her Heart Is
Building a Dream
Second Chances
Christmas Charm: a short story
Home for Christmas
Retro novellas:
-Under the Mistletoe (set in 1975), and
-The Holly and the Ivy (set in 1978)
