Welcome to Bluestone

War correspondent Leo Erickson returns to his hometown of Bluestone to help his son settle in with his grandparents so Leo can continue his job. He doesn't intend to stay long, doesn't expect his son to need him so much, doesn't expect to fall for the pretty counselor who's been working with Max. Can the young preacher's sister help him remember what home means? Can she convince him to stay?

Beth Lapointe has her hands full--her teenaged sister is struggling with new motherhood, her job as a waitress is becoming more strenuous as her boss is pulled in different directions, and her alcoholic father is demanding she help him or he’ll return to Bluestone. The last thing she needs is her high school sweetheart to show up live and in person and to realize she still has feelings for him.

Quinn Alden is leaving Bluestone. This was never his dream, the lake, the bar, the girl... Lily Prater is the heart of Bluestone. She’s fighting hard to save her town, hit hard by the recession. Her mind is always spinning with ideas, ideas she can usually get Quinn to help her carry out. But it takes leaving Bluestone for him to admit his feelings and wonder if he can leave Bluestone for good.