the Cedar Hollow HARVEST FAIRE: A Quiet Small Town Romance Book Five of Series

Every seed planted in Cedar Hollow was always leading here.Five years ago, Clara Bennett sat on a library floor with a budget cut letter in her lap and didn't know what came next. Now she is the library's incoming director, her husband Leo has spent fourteen months photographing Cedar Hollow into a book, and their daughter Ruby - ten and a half, clipboard upgraded, opinions fully formed - is already reorganizing what she hasn't been asked to reorganize yet.Then a carnival rolls into town.Dominic Rossi arrives towing a trailer hand-painted by his late wife, maintained for twenty years out of a love he no longer knows what to do with. He is not grieving Elena anymore. He is grieving the purpose she gave him. And Cedar Hollow - which has always known, somehow, exactly what a person needs - may have been waiting for him.As the Harvest Faire takes shape around Leo's book launch and a long-planned tribute to Mrs. Pemberton, the town's most private keeper finally steps into the light - and says, in front of everyone, what it actually cost to hold this place together. Not heroism. Not fanfare. Just a pension account and a decision, made quietly, again and again, to keep the lights on.Quietly triumphant and profoundly moving, The Cedar Hollow Harvest Faire is the final chapter of a series about ordinary love - the kind expressed through upkeep, through showing up, through saving seeds for someone you will never meet. It ends where it began: on a Tuesday morning, in a library that smells like paper and floor wax and lavender, with the door open and everything still possible.For readers who have loved every Tuesday in Cedar Hollow - and for those arriving for the first time, this is where the seeds were always meant to bloom.Book Five - The Conclusion of the Cedar Hollow Series.