Quinn Valley Ranch Series by Amelia C. Adams

Lindy Harris quit her job at River's End Ranch to go back to her roots in Quinn Valley. Her aunt, Celeste, has injured her back, and Lindy will run her shop while she recovers. It means that Lindy will have to put school on hold for a while, but after everything Celeste has done for her - helping her move on after an attack and giving her a place to live - Lindy doesn't mind the sacrifice in the slightest... moreLindy Harris quit her job at River's End Ranch to go back to her roots in Quinn Valley. Her aunt, Celeste, has injured her back, and Lindy will run her shop while she recovers. It means that Lindy will have to put school on hold for a while, but after everything Celeste has done for her - helping her move on after an attack and giving her a place to live - Lindy doesn't mind the sacrifice in the slightest. Alan Murray has been driving this particular UPS route for about six months, and he's made good friends with many of his customers, including Celeste. She tells him he needs to meet her beautiful niece, but he's not interested in being set up on yet another blind date. When he meets that beautiful niece, though, he changes his mind pretty quickly. Lindy isn't sure who she can trust anymore, but Alan proves to her that good still exists in the world, and that true love isn't reserved just for fairy tales . . . or Jane Austen novels. less

Addie Collins runs Quinn Valley Collectibles, the souvenir shop in town, and loves coming up with unique merchandise to highlight the different goods and services in the area. She has always been interested in advertising, and this has given her a way to bring all her talents together into one spot, and she's living her best life. Jason Miller has his dream job too - he travels the country with a truck and trailer, writing magazine articles about the points of interest he sees along the way... moreAddie Collins runs Quinn Valley Collectibles, the souvenir shop in town, and loves coming up with unique merchandise to highlight the different goods and services in the area. She has always been interested in advertising, and this has given her a way to bring all her talents together into one spot, and she's living her best life. Jason Miller has his dream job too - he travels the country with a truck and trailer, writing magazine articles about the points of interest he sees along the way. He's grown a little cynical, though, and his articles lack some of the human touch that would really make him shine. When Addie, his ex-girlfriend, writes a letter to the editor about his latest feature, he's assigned to visit Quinn Valley and write a new feature about what makes that area special. As it turns out, the most special thing there is Addie, but it just might be too late for them to mend the broken fences and find the pieces of themselves they lost so long ago. less