Author: 1531Entertainment

War is brewing in the town of Stone Rivers, and flower shop owner Nicole Jones is in the middle of it.

When the new owner of the Moore Ranch won’t allow the town to use the barn for the Valentine’s Day Dance, Nicole doesn’t hesitate to confront the tyrant. His ego is as big as the barn, and he doesn’t care whom he has to take down to get his money out of the property. To not only save the town’s event but to stand up for the event’s legacy, she becomes a crusader, leaving no stone unturned in her quest to get the new owner to say yes. She is determined to not only plan the dance of a lifetime but also to shut down the greedy Derek Moore.

He’s a handsome billionaire. She’s not impressed.

Katie McKenna has never loved any man but one; New Orleans billionaire Luc DeForges. He was her first love. But there are a billion reasons why she’s chosen to get engaged to Dexter Hastings, a solid and stable man who wants the same things she does; marriage and a family. But when Luc enters her life again, all bets are off.

She fears she’ll be hurt again. He knows he made a big mistake. Thrown back together, will they let their love rekindle?

Dr. Joy Gilbert is in a tailspin. Fired for rejecting her employer’s advances, she returns to her small hometown only to find her mother desperately ill and her old boss’s teenage daughter a stowaway. And with no salary coming in to pay the bills, her sole option is to take a job in the ER with the man who broke her heart.

Opposites attract when a determined caterer butts heads with an idealistic and driven Senator’s aide.

He thinks she is a tree-hugging hippie.
She thinks he is just another sellout.
Is working together recipe for disaster?

If Paige Jackson is going to keep her business afloat, she needs to find some high-end clients pronto – even if it means working overtime to convince the uptight guy from the Senator’s office that her local, sustainable dishes are perfect for the fundraising dinner.

Jackson Trent finds himself begrudgingly in charge of the next event for his boss. When Paige introduces Jackson to sustainable fare, it’s not just the food that piques his interest.

What is a woman to do when the man she’s dreamed of kissing for half a century finally says he has feelings for her?

In the past, James saw Callie as the girl next door. His friend’s tagalong sister. A nuisance.

Not anymore!

It took him five decades to wake up to the truth, but now he’ll do anything to convince her to marry him and spend their lives together. So what if they’re in their sixties? Their best years are yet to come!

Vivian Bradford is a woman on the run from her past.

When her estranged grandmother dies and leaves Vivian the family home, she finally thinks her life might be heading in the right direction. After the people of Carson’s Bayou realize who she is, will they welcome her into their small-town community? Or will she be forced to run again?

With one “yes” everything Hope Fuller has sought could be hers.

Hope Fuller has life all planned out. Following a short trip to Briar Creek, North Carolina to help her sister, Hope will return home to Florida and begin her teaching career. Alas, keeping her trip short proves challenging after she sees someone from her past—a handsome lawyer who makes her heart want to plant itself within the community.

Dylan Gaines is just starting out his small-town legal practice and has his own plans for life. However, his reunion with Hope just might change some of them. Then again, their last attempt at romance ended up straining their friendship.

What will it take for Dylan and Hope to strike out on a different journey this time, one where love takes the wheel and leaves solitary plans in the dust?

He loved her then. Will she love him now?

When Mallory Barrows finds an old diary in a box of books, the story she finds within sends her on the hunt for the owner–and maybe more.

Theirs is a story ripped from a country song. A wedding, a former love presumed dead, her new love stepping aside. And over forty years later, their story is one few remember.