She couldn’t write a happily ever after…until she lived her own.
When award-winning television writer Lane Collins returns to Harvest Lake, Georgia, to rediscover her creative spark, she comes face-to-face with Nash Miller, the first love she left behind twenty-five years ago—a devoted single father fighting to restore his family’s legacy. As old feelings resurface, Hollywood calls Lane back, and a custody battle threatens Nash’s family, forcing them both to decide whether love, second chances, and the promise of happily ever after are worth the risk.
Welcome to Harvest Lake, where every season brings someone home.
Award-winning television writer Lane Collins has spent a decade creating unforgettable characters on her hit show, The Diner. But when the network puts the series on an unexpected hiatus, Lane discovers she can’t finish the season because she’s stopped believing in happily ever after. Hoping to rediscover her creative spark, she returns to Harvest Lake, Georgia, and to the love story she left unfinished twenty-five years ago.
Nash Miller made peace with the past and chased his dream to be an artist. Now he’s home, a devoted single father running the family diner, Miller’s Table, and fighting to restore his family’s legacy after his father’s imprisonment. The last person he expects to walk back into his life is the woman who left without saying goodbye.
Then Lane asks the one question Nash was not prepared to answer.
As old feelings awaken, Lane begins to imagine a future she never thought possible. But when Hollywood calls her back to finish the season, and a sudden custody battle threatens the son Nash would do anything to protect, both must decide if love is worth the risk.
Filled with heartfelt romance, family discoveries, enduring friendships, and the hope of second chances, Moonlight on Harvest Lake is the compelling first novel in the Seasons at the Lake series.
Lane isn’t the only one finding her way home. When New York executive Maggie Collymore arrives in Harvest Lake, a secret she can’t outrun—and a face from her past—may be the very thing that finally makes her come home to stay.
Welcome to Harvest Lake, where every season brings someone home.
