Cupid's Crossing Series by Lori Soard

The only life Gracie has ever known has been the nursing home and the residents who are like family to her. Now, she risks losing it all and her friends scattering to different homes if she can’t come up with the money to save the business. Between caring for his ailing mother and running the family farm, Brandt is stretched thin. Too thin... moreThe only life Gracie has ever known has been the nursing home and the residents who are like family to her. Now, she risks losing it all and her friends scattering to different homes if she can’t come up with the money to save the business. Between caring for his ailing mother and running the family farm, Brandt is stretched thin. Too thin. When his mother begs him to enter a local scavenger hunt, win the prize money, and convert the farm into an orchard, he knows he can’t refuse her anything, so he reluctantly agrees. While seeking clues to the scavenger hunt, Gracie and Brandt keep bumping into each other. Gracie’s always had a crush on him that keeps her from stringing two coherent words together. Brandt doesn’t understand why she dislikes him so much she won’t even talk to him. If the nursing home residents would settle down and stop getting into crazy shenanigans long enough, the two might figure out that they have more than a little in common. less

Sinclaire Meyers is completely broken. A young, single mom, her sole focus is taking care of the nursing home residents and her three-year-old son. She doesn't particularly believe in God, and even if she did, she doesn't see why He'd be interested in her as damaged as she is. When Ace, her son's father, comes back to town claiming to have found God and wanting to make amends, the last thing she wants to deal with is him or what he has to say... moreSinclaire Meyers is completely broken. A young, single mom, her sole focus is taking care of the nursing home residents and her three-year-old son. She doesn't particularly believe in God, and even if she did, she doesn't see why He'd be interested in her as damaged as she is. When Ace, her son's father, comes back to town claiming to have found God and wanting to make amends, the last thing she wants to deal with is him or what he has to say. Will she be able to find the grace to forgive him for the past? Will she be able to accep tthe grace of God's forgiveness? Will Ace be able to overcome the past and be part of his son's life? God has forgiven him, but can he forgive himself? With a little help from the zany seniors at Days Never new, they both just might be able to find forgiveness, redemption and a new beginning. less