Cindy Kirk

Amaryllis "Ami" Bloom's cheerful smile greets everyone in Good Hope, Wisconsin. But her merry façade hides a dark secret she won't ever forget....

In the fourth installment of Cindy Kirk's beloved Good Hope series, a ruse with an old flame grows into romance....

Aided by an enchanted music box, a young woman learns valuable lessons about life and love as she sees her life as it was, as it is, and as it could be.

All Rosalie Carson wants for Christmas is to get back on her feet. After losing her apartment and her job, Roe is on the verge of being ho-ho-homeless.

A widow at twenty-six, Primrose Bloom returns to idyllic Good Hope, Wisconsin, with her two rambunctious young boys, seeking the beauty of the lakeside landscape....

Celebrated hairstylist Marigold Bloom knows how to tease beauty out of chaos - until her own life becomes untamable....

Abigail Fine knew being a surrogate would change her life—but she never expected to raise the child alone. Five years later, she’s built a life she loves. Then, the past comes knocking.

In Good Hope, Piper sees herself as a woman totally in control. That control frays when her sister becomes engaged to her ex. Not only is she asked to be the maid of honor, but her sister wants Piper to make her wedding dress!

He remembers the heat. She remembers the heartbreak. Twenty years later, do they still have a shot at love? When an injury puts NFL star Krew Slattery’s future in question, he returns to his hometown of Good Hope. He plans to lay low, until he runs into Cassie Lohmeier.

They've helped orchestrate the perfect day for countless couples. Now 12 new couples will find themselves in the wedding spotlight in the second Year of Weddings novella collection....

One moment from her past could cost them everything. Eve Driskill has it all—millions of followers, a new cosmetic line on the horizon, and a future with Anson Hawkins. But when a vindictive ex posts intimate photos she never knew existed, her world shatters.

Eliza Shaw has never met a crisis she couldn’t manage. If her father thinks she’s going to take his attempt at selling the family home out from underneath her, then he clearly doesn’t know her at all. She‘ll chain herself to the banister if she has to...

He’s the man she trusts most… but what if he’s hiding a past even he doesn’t remember? Anson Hawkins has spent his life fighting for mental health causes—and now, a City Council seat is within reach. With Eve Driskill, the woman he’s loved from afar, by his side, he feels unstoppable.

She thought she was falling for a carpenter… turns out, he owns the team. Britt Appleton is great at spinning stories—until one little fib about knowing JR Driskill, heir to the Colorado Grizzlies, lands her an interview she’s not quite ready for.

In love and rivalry, some names carry all the weight. Work has always come first for Nyla Driskill—until a trip to Paris rekindles her passion for life… and for Deron Flock.

True love was never meant to stay a secret. JR Driskill never believed in love at first sight—until he met Britt Appleton. But when Britt lands a dream job with JR’s family’s football team, she asks him to keep their relationship private to protect her career. JR agrees, wanting only to support her.

Love isn’t always logical… but it might just be the perfect equation. Brilliant but baffled by romance, Dexter Woodard turns to data after his girlfriend dumps him. His newest research? Understanding love.

Hannah never expected much from her trip to GraceTown—certainly not a mysterious pink house hidden deep in the woods. No one else seems to see it, yet inside waits a woman who feels strangely familiar… and a letter from Hannah’s late husband.

Nurse Jenna Woodsen doesn’t know anything about the Angel of GraceTown or the statue honoring her in the community’s town square.

Sophie Jessup has a good life. Staying in GraceTown keeps her close to her parents, and running her antique shop lets her uncover forgotten treasures, like an unusual gold coin romantically inscribed with Love Be Yours, Love Be Mine. Her own love life isn’t perfect, but passion is overrated. Right?