You’ve been waiting for it and so have we! And now it’s here! Out today, for your reading pleasure, Come Home to Me. If you didn’t already preorder, you can grab it here!
Now, you don’t have to have read the rest of the series in order for this book to make sense. But to be completely honest, it does have added context and more weight if you have read the other books first. So it’s highly recommended.
Now, if you have been reading along, this story’s happily ever after will be no surprise. Bodhi and Wren were always end game. But them getting there is a journey. There’s a lot they both have to work through before they can.
But they do. We promise. Bodhi and Wren were always end game, and their story was originally going to end the series…But these boys had other plans and we knew it was the right time for their love story. We hope you love it as much as we do!
Bodhi Harrington knows all about responsibility. As the oldest of ten and a former Marine, he’s lived and breathed it his entire life. Out of all his responsibilities, the one Bodhi was most honored to accept was as the keeper of Wren’s stability and happiness. But when Bodhi’s life took a turn, he closed himself off, trying to keep everyone else’s peace. Bodhi never wanted to be a burden, especially not to Wren.
Wren Paxton’s entire life changed when he became an international country music star. But fame and money only go so far. His heart has always been with the family who showed him what unconditional love really was and the person who has always been his best friend. If his heart has always been more involved with Bodhi than it should be? Well, that’s his own issue to deal with.
When life brings them back together again, nothing is the same. It’ll take time and patience to work through the hurts and for Bodhi and Wren to see each other as the men they’ve become. The more time they spend together, the more their lives balance out. And with each passing day, Bodhi realizes that his heart, which he thought couldn’t engage with another person, has always been tied up in Wren. It turns out that what both Bodhi and Wren needed was just to come home; to Colorado, to the ranch, and to each other.










