The final survivor of the high school car wreck has returned to Lake Minagua. With her little sister in town, Cass Gentry makes the trek back to the only place she’s been truly happy. AS half owner of an apple orchard, she’s not sure how long she’ll stay, if the people who she once called friends will welcome her back, but she knows this is a journey she has to make.
There’s something about Luke Rossiter, her partner in the orchard. The man is easy to talk to and there’s an attraction there, but with neither of them interested in a long-term relationship, he’s a safe man to have in her life.
With the help of her old friends and Luke, Cass heals from guilt and emotional wounds that have held onto her for years. Her relationship with her sister strengthens through their shared experiences at the lake.
Liz Flaherty brings this series full circle. Don’t worry, if you haven’t read the other two books, you won’t be lost, but if you have, Nice to Come Home To is that much sweeter. As Cass learns that some friendships survivor tragedy, that family is what you make it, and that accepting herself—flaws and all—is the only way to live fully. And maybe, just maybe, falling in love isn’t something to fear.
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