Harper Family Series by Judy Kay, O. L. Gregory

Mama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. ~~~~~~~~~~ Rusty Harper is ready to find someone, but not with help from his family. He saw the mess his sister had gone through when they'd all interfered in her love life. He had no intentions of inviting them into his. The problem was, his sister wasn't listening... moreMama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. ~~~~~~~~~~ Rusty Harper is ready to find someone, but not with help from his family. He saw the mess his sister had gone through when they'd all interfered in her love life. He had no intentions of inviting them into his. The problem was, his sister wasn't listening. A letter had been left behind for his sister, by their now deceased mother. In it, she spoke of how Rusty would be the next to fall in love and get married. Mama said that he was to look to the sky... less

Mama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. Coco Smith has her sights set on a certain police officer, just knowing in her heart that they are destined to be together. Slade Harper is not an easy-going man, despite pretending to be... moreMama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. Coco Smith has her sights set on a certain police officer, just knowing in her heart that they are destined to be together. Slade Harper is not an easy-going man, despite pretending to be. He wants to settle down, but when the clumsy firecracker of a woman comes after him like a hurricane, throwing his entire life in disarray, it’s all too much and the poor man literally runs for cover. Part of him wants to walk away. But Mama said… less

Mama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. Anne London is new in town, and hoping to meet back up with the cute officer-in-training she’d given a black eye to the last time she was in town. Luke Harper remembers the spitfire. Remembers, too, the make out session they had afterwards. He’s eager to pursue a relationship, even ready for a commitment... moreMama used to say she could read the stars. We used to sit on the porch swing at night. I'd snuggle into her side, and she'd look up and read the future. Anne London is new in town, and hoping to meet back up with the cute officer-in-training she’d given a black eye to the last time she was in town. Luke Harper remembers the spitfire. Remembers, too, the make out session they had afterwards. He’s eager to pursue a relationship, even ready for a commitment. There’s just one problem, though. In the future his mother saw, his wife’s name is supposed to be Faith. less