a Swing and Prayer: When Love Finds You on the Fairway

She had every detail planned. He never planned to be there at all. And neither of them planned to fall in love on a golf course in the middle of June. Claire Montgomery has coordinated six charity events without a single catastrophe - until the morning a runaway golf cart, a scattered registration display, and one infuriatingly calm former PGA golfer arrive in the same hour. Wade Calloway only agreed to volunteer at the Magnolia Pines charity tournament as a favor to his aunt. He has a sporting goods shop, a quietly injured faith, and absolutely no intention of getting emotionally involved in anything complicated. But three days on a sun-drenched Southern fairway have a way of undoing carefully maintained plans. Through golf lessons that run too long, a catering catastrophe that forces them to work side by side, and one almost-kiss interrupted by a very well-timed cheesecake, Claire and Wade discover that the grip God asks for - firm enough to hold on, gentle enough not to crush - applies to far more than a seven iron. - A faith message that lingers: Surrender isn't weakness - it's the doorway to grace. Both characters wrestle beautifully with what it means to trust God after loss.- Clean, slow-burn romance: Every stolen glance and charged silence earns its place. The payoff is worth the wait.- Small-town Southern charm: Azaleas, sweet tea, June fairways, and a community that shows up when it matters.- Humor you'll actually laugh at: A woman who cannot drive a golf cart. A man who repositions a tee marker three times to avoid acknowledging his feelings. Pure joy.- A second-chance heart: One career-ending injury. One mother's cancer diagnosis. Two people learning to hope again. Perfect for fans of Denise Hunter, Courtney Walsh, and Susan May Warren - readers who want their romance warm, their faith real, and their endings satisfying. One-click today and spend a weekend on the fairways of Magnolia Pines, where the most important swing you'll ever take is the one that finally lets go.