A Father’s Redemption, the third book in the Coho Cove series with Harlequin Special Edition is now available on all retailers. If you loved Natalie & Jax and Amy & Noah…and wondered about Celeste and Ben, well, today’s the day! Check out the book blurb and the buy links below. As always, I appreciate hearing your feedback and would love it if you could post a review.
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A Father’s Redemption
Sabrina York
It’ll take the unlikeliest of people to rescue this single dad… Ben Sherrod had been attracted to nurse Celeste Tuttle since they met, even though she’s never hidden her contempt for his development company. But he’s moved on from the awkward boy he was in high school. When Celeste is thrust back into his life, he’s not sure how to handle things…especially the rush of old and new feelings he’s suddenly confronted with.
But Celeste is hesitant about commitment—especially with Ben, a man still scarred by his failed marriage, his wife’s death and his daughter’s trauma following that tragic event. Soon, though, they’re bonding over shared challenges, discovering just how much common ground they share. Maybe their next venture might be a step into a new future…together.
From Harlequin Special Edition: Believe in love. Overcome obstacles. Find happiness.
The Tuttle Sisters of Coho Cove
Book 1: The Soldier’s Refuge
Book 2: The Airman’s Homecoming
Book 3: A Father’s Redemption
GET IT NOW!
Buy from Harlequin: https://www.harlequin.com/shop/books/9780369746207_a-fathers-redemption.html
Buy from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Fathers-Redemption-Tuttle-Sisters-Coho-ebook/dp/B0C8V4YP9T/
Buy from Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-fathers-redemption-sabrina-york/1143769327
PLUS: If you want to read more about what’s at the heart of the story, here’s an article from today’s Harlequin Author Spotlight where I chat about the character essence at the core of Ben and Celeste’s conflict. Enjoy! https://www.writeforharlequin.com/character-essence-why-it-matters-to-the-story/