Fuzzy Socks and Midnight Clocks

Told entirely through her diary, Lindsey Jones—an LDS schoolteacher in her thirties—narrowly avoids marrying a charismatic con man whose arrest upends her life. Fleeing danger, she inherits a Utah ranch left by a grateful stranger her biological father once rescued. Amid burst pipes, blown-off roofs, and pursuing criminals, she discovers who she really is and finds unexpected love with a former Marine raising his young sister. Warm, funny, and clean, it's a story about second chances, faith, and hiding your feet.

• A jilted bride escapes a criminal fiancé and inherits a ranch from a stranger—because her long-lost father once saved a life
• Told entirely in diary entries, with a heroine so funny and relatable you'll want her as a best friend
• A rugged Marine-turned-single-guardian and a city teacher who's terrified to love again—clean romance with a Hallmark heart
• She'll show you her ranch, her faith, and her whole messy life—but never, ever her feet

“I think we were both in love with the idea of being in love.”

Perfect for an adult LDS woman who loves clean, faith-tinged contemporary romance with humor, a strong heroine, and a Hallmark-movie feel.