Forever Mine

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Kathy Coatney, May 1, 2024 - Fiction - 224 pages

Second chance romance

Instant family

Healing emotional wounds

Childhood friends to lovers

Cassie Cooper never planned to become a mom, but when tragedy strikes, she finds herself raising her cousins’ three boys. Between running her beauty salon and navigating her new reality, love is the last thing on her mind—until Griffin Valentine returns to Hope’s Crossing.

Griffin’s life was shattered when he lost his son and his marriage crumbled in the aftermath. Two years later, he’s trying to rebuild, taking over the town’s medical practice. But grief lingers, and trusting himself—or his heart—feels impossible.

When these childhood friends reconnect, old feelings flare to life, but their emotional wounds run deep. Cassie and Griffin must learn to lean on each other and take a chance on the kind of love they thought they’d lost forever.

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About the author (2024)

For over thirty years, I’ve stood behind the lens of a camera, capturing the heart of agriculture—wading through cow pastures, rice paddies, and sprawling orchards. As a photojournalist specializing in agriculture, I’ve told stories rooted in the land, its people, and their passion.

Now, I channel that same storytelling spirit into deeply emotional, small-town contemporary romance. My novels weave themes of love, community, and sometimes, the agricultural threads that have shaped my own journey. Some of you may remember me as Kate Curran, but these days, all my books are published under my name, Kathy Coatney.

In addition to romance, I write the nonfiction children’s series From the Farm to the Table and Dad’s Girls, celebrating the connection between farm life and the food we enjoy.

When I’m not writing, you’ll likely find me mountain biking, cross-country skiing, strength training, or out for a jog—though tortoise pace might be a more accurate description!

Join me on this adventure at www.kathycoatney.com.

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