Bøger af Merrillee Whren

Caroline Keller has recently returned to Kellersburg, her hometown, after spending nearly six years teaching the children of missionaries in Kenya. While there she lived through a horrific experience, and she feels broken and in need of healing. She hasn't been able to share her hurt, even with family and friends, until she meets Wyatt Bayer, her old nemesis.Wyatt has spent the last ten years on the rodeo circuit with a lot of success, but one mistimed ride on a bronc ends his career. He's in need of healing and is doing rehab at a nursing home in Kellersburg where he grew up. He's an angry man until Caroline walks into his room and tells him to be kind.Can two broken souls help each other heal and find love?This contemporary Christian romance is the fourth book in the Kellersburg series.

Zach Dawson is dealing with the loss of his football career, his latest love, and the one thing he can't talk about, when he returns to Kellersburg, Ohio, his hometown. He's trying to get his life back on track by helping with a charitable endeavor. Maisey Norberg's life is turned upside down when she learns that Zach is back in town. She's been his biggest fan since she was six and he was fourteen. Are her feelings the remnants of a childhood crush on the boy down the street or something grown up? Zach and Maisey are thrown together for the Twelve Dogs of Christmas documentary as they help a philanthropist give deserving children a dog. Will this shared experience help them find true love? This contemporary Christian romance is the fifth book in the Kellersburg series.

This contemporary Christian romance is the fifth book in the Front Porch Promises series. When Jimmy Cunningham has a once-in-a-lifetime job opportunity with his uncle's company, Jimmy hopes to prove to everyone in his small hometown that he can be a success despite his bad-boy past. But will his uncle's unreasonable request that Jimmy find a wife and settle down send his career dreams up in smoke?Kelsey Reynolds wishes she could turn back time a few weeks and change the course of her life, but she can't undo the mess she's made. Jimmy offers her a solution, but is marrying a man she barely knows-even one as good looking and kindhearted as Jimmy-any better than facing her family with the truth?How can a marriage built on a pretense survive?