She came for two months. She never expected to find a reason to stay.Sarah Park arrives in Azalea Point with a plan: help her sister Simone after the birth of her twin girls, run The Well while she recovers, and then return home to Duluth.Temporary. Practical. Simple.Then Sarah meets a child who needs someone to see the world a little differently. One child becomes another, an unused room begins turning into a school, and the small Georgia town she expected to leave starts feeling surprisingly like home.And then there is Clinton Smith.Quiet, capable, and endlessly patient, Clinton knows almost from the moment he sees Sarah that there is something different about her. But Sarah's faith, family, and carefully imagined future matter deeply to her, and Clinton has no intention of asking her to give up any of them for him.So he does something Sarah never expected.He waits.As friendship slowly becomes something more, Sarah must decide what belongs in the life she is building-and whether changing her plans means losing who she is, or becoming more fully herself.Because sometimes a new beginning isn't about leaving your old life behind.Sometimes it's about recognizing the life that has been quietly waiting for you.New Beginnings in Azalea Point is Book Four of the Azalea Point Series, a heartwarming, slow-burn sweet romance filled with faith, friendship, family, small-town community, gentle humor, and the kind of love that makes room for you to choose your own way.Perfect for readers who love wholesome small-town romance, emotionally mature heroes, strong women, found family, closed-door romance, and stories that leave you feeling a little more hopeful than when you began.
