Huckleberry Bay

From NYT best-selling Author Kristen Proby comes an all-new epic series about three best friends, a local legend, and finding love on the stunning Oregon Coast! Luna Winchester's life is firmly entrenched in the coastal town Huckleberry Bay, Oregon. A fourth-generation light keeper, Luna is carrying on the Winchester tradition by tending to the lighthouse. Plus, she's decided to renovate a long-abandoned building on the property and make it a B&B, Luna's Light. Surrounded by family and her two childhood best friends, her life is full. Wolfe Conrad is in hiding, and he's come to Huckleberry Bay to heal. A career-ending accident on the track nearly took his life, and now he seeks refuge to try and build a new one. The quaint town's slow pace rattles the man who's first love is fast cars-and then there's the beautiful innkeeper, who rattles him in different ways. Falling in love with Luna definitely isn't part of Wolfe's plan. Local legends that tell of unrequited love and despair? Unbelievable. But stranger things have happened, like two strangers falling in love...

From Wall Street Journal best-selling author Kristen Proby comes a small-town second-chance romance! Fernhill Lane is the newest installment in the Huckleberry Bay series! She didn't think she'd ever come home again. When Sarah Bitterman left Huckleberry Bay at the tender age of 19, newly married to a much older man, she had every intention of coming home to visit. Sadly, she quickly learned that was out of the question. Until her husband throws her out with only the clothes on her back and finally sets Sarah free. Coming back to the small seaside town has been the hardest thing she's ever done. Facing those who loved her the most and think she turned her back on them is almost unbearable. But she needs her two best friends, and she's longed to make amends with her little brother. Huckleberry Bay is like the art in her soul. And now she can put down roots and begin to heal. Tanner Hilleman knew it was a mistake to let the love of his life go all those years ago, and he's never stopped thinking about her. Now that she's home, while he's giving her the space she needs, he's also determined to make Sarah see that they belong together. Unfortunately, Sarah's past has followed her to Huckleberry Bay and threatens to destroy everything she loves. Will she and Tanner survive it? Or will it tear them apart for good?

From New York Times best-selling author Kristen Proby comes Chapel Bend, an enemies-to-lovers small-town romance in her beloved series Huckleberry Bay! There's a fine line between love and hate. In Huckleberry Bay, Oregon, everyone knows that when it comes to Juniper "June" Snow–what you see is what you get. When you hire her construction company to do a job, it's done right, on time, and on budget. When she's your friend, she's a ride-or-die who will support you no matter what. And when you're her enemy...well, she can hold a grudge. And she's never forgotten how the tall, dark, and delicious Apollo Winchester hurt her so many years ago. In a small town, it's impossible to ignore someone who greets you with a death glare every time you meet. Apollo can't recall why June hates him, but it doesn't stop him from stirring her up every chance he gets. There's something about her stubborn, "don't mess with me" attitude that keeps him coming back for more. But June is his sister's best friend and permanently on the "off-limits" list. June puts aside her war with Apollo and hires him to work on her most important project, the renovation of a chapel into her dream home. She wants the best...and Apollo is the best...on the job site and in her bed. He won't turn down the chance to spend more time with June, especially when it's clear that she wants him as much as she hates him. Proximity leads to opportunity, and opportunity leads to steamy times between the sheets. But a mystery threatens June and Apollo will protect her and their growing connection, no matter the cost.