The Green Mountain Trilogy

Avery Beall takes an immediate dislike to Andrew Markham when she encounters him on the Harvard campus. Her aversion grows as he seems to cross her path everywhere she goes. If he isn't a fellow law student or a law professor, what's he doing there? Years later, Avery looks back on her life, on the events that got her to where she is. If she had it to do over, would she have made the choices she did, made the sacrifices she had?

Avery Markham hasn't lived in Winslowe, a tiny town in northern Vermont for long. When she arrived, she knew no one, not even a friend of a friend. But now, she knows everyone in town and has a thriving business upstairs over the general store. Life is good...until dependable Eliza Clayton blows off her first day of work the summer between her high-school graduation and matriculation at an elite New England college.

In the third book of The Green Mountain Trilogy, Harlee Oliver also needs a complete change of scenery and a different lifestyle when a freak accident leaves her a young widow. Like Avery Markham, she moves halfway across the country. And like Avery, she settles in a small town in northern Vermont. But unlike Avery, who didn't know a soul when she arrived, Harlee is on a mission to connect with the one person she does know. She's lost touch over the years, but she has fond memories, and she's determined to rekindle an old flame.