Taking Chances

When 24-year-old artist Maggie Tierney moves to Alpine, Utah, to claim an inherited pioneer home, she doesn't expect to find loving grandparents, a persistent romance with her banker neighbor Luke, or the ghosts of her mother's abusive past. As Maggie navigates small-town matchmaking wars and confronts the grandmother who failed to protect her mother, she learns that forgiveness—and taking chances on love—may be the only path to peace. A warm, faith-centered LDS romance about healing generational wounds.

• A vibrant, fearless artist heroine who tackles burglars, matchmakes neighbors, and speaks her mind—perfect for readers tired of shrinking-violet romance leads.
• Balances laugh-out-loud small-town romance and matchmaking hijinks with a tender, faith-centered message about healing from abuse.
• The 'friends with benefits' banter (all wholesomely chaste) makes this a fun, flirty read that stays clean.
• A moving portrait of three generations of women learning that only Christ's Atonement can fully heal—and that forgiveness sets the forgiver free.

“In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer.”

Perfect for an adult LDS woman who enjoys light, faith-affirming clean romance but wants a story that also addresses the serious topic of healing from abuse through the gospel.