Elderberry Croft: Volume 2: April Shadows, May Enchantment, June Melody

Book 2: Elderberry Croft 4-Volume Collection

by Becky Doughty

Synopsis

The Coach House Trailer Park is the last stop for most of its residents. But a new girl sweeps into the neighborhood, charming them all with her wild nature, her elderberry gifts, and her outrageous laughter. What brings the mysterious Willow Goodhope to this dead end place? From what - or whom - is she hiding?

BOOK 1: APRIL SHADOWS
The Coach House Trailer Park's token "Recluse Cat Lady" rarely sets foot outside her trailer. To be precise, it only happens once a week, on the same day, at the same time; if Shelly can help it.

But one Friday morning in early April, Willow Goodhope from the cottage at Space Twelve shows up unannounced at Shelly's door, knocking her perfectly ordered world off its axis. When the stillness of Shelly's sanctuary is further interrupted by the Shadowman and his potentially dark intentions, she must find the courage to confront her past before she can step outside her comfort zone and sound the alarm.

Read April Shadows to out what kind of darkness is lurking outside Shelly's windows...

BOOK 2: MAY ENCHANTMENT
Managing The Coach House Trailer Park keeps Eddie busy, if not exactly fulfilled. But the woman in the cottage at Space Twelve is stirring up the neighborhood; yes, indeed. Willow Goodhope is making waves, and Eddie's a little swept off his feet by the ripple effect she's set into motion. Something about the woman has every protective cell in his body on high alert. For one thing, he doesn't like the way his good-for-nothing brother, Donny, is batting his baby blues at her. He's even more disturbed by the threat of a stalker on the property, and he's determined to do whatever it takes to make sure the residents under his care stay safe.

When he comes face to face with the Shadowman in the middle of the night, however, Eddie questions everything he thought he knew about Ms. Goodhope... and himself.

BOOK 3: JUNE MELODY
It's June in Southern California and spring is stretching languidly into the long, sultry days of summer. Myra spends her days - and nights - caring for all the needy folks she's taken under her wings, the oddballs and misfits who call The Coach House Trailer Park home. She does their laundry, feeds their pets, waters their plants, and fetches their mail, even when they don't necessarily need her to do so. It's what she does best, though. Myra Espinosa needs to be needed.

But a fateful encounter with one particularly unsuspecting neighbor ends with Myra flat on her back... and she's about to discover that being needed is not the same thing as being loved.

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Release date: November 13, 2013

Publisher: BraveHearts Press

Print pages: 119