—Rachel Hauck, author of The Wedding Dress and the Royal Wedding series

“A handful of authors dominate my must-read list, and Denise Hunter is right at the top. Falling Like Snowflakes is a taut romantic thriller that will warm you to the core.”

—Julie Lessman, award-winning author of the Daughters of Boston, Winds of Change, and Heart of San Francisco series

“Falling Like Snowflakes is a story of letting go, finding home, and discovering who you really are. It’s a story that highlights the importance of community and faith within a romance that will warm your heart. You’ll discover winter in Maine—and find yourself ready to vacation there when the snowflakes fall. And maybe along the journey, you’ll discover the freedom of letting go and trusting God.”

—Cara Putman, award-winning author of Shadowed by Grace and Where Treetops Glisten

“. . . a warm, inspirational tale of ambition, confidence, family, and love.”

—Booklist on The Wishing Season

“A beautiful story—poignant and heartwarming, filled with delightful characters and intense emotion. Chapel Springs is a place anyone would love to call home.”

—RaeAnne Thayne, New York Times bestselling author on The Wishing Season

“. . . sparkling contemporary tale of competing ambitions, wounded personalities, and powerful attraction.”

—Publishers Weekly on The Wishing Season

“. . . skillfully combines elements of romance, family stories, and kitchen disasters. Fans of Colleen Coble and Robin Lee Hatcher will enjoy this winter-themed novel.”

—Library Journal on The Wishing Season

“This is an emotional tale of overcoming the fear of loss to love again and God’s love, made manifest through people, healing all wounds. The heroine’s doubts, fears, and eventual acceptance of the gift God has given her are told in a sympathetic and heartwarming way. The hero’s steadfastness is poignantly presented as well.”

—Romantic Times, 4 stars on Dancing with Fireflies

“Romance lovers will . . . fall for this gentleman who places his beloved’s needs before his own as faith guides him.”

—Booklist on Dancing with Fireflies

“Hunter’s latest Chapel Springs Romance is a lovely story of lost and found, with a heroine struggling to accept that trusting God doesn’t make life perfect—without loss or sorrow—but can bring great joy. The hero’s love for her and willingness to lose her to save her is quite moving.”

—Romantic Times, 4 stars on Barefoot Summer

“Jane Austen fans will appreciate the subtle yet delightful Austen vibe that flavors this contemporary cowboy romance—and not just because Pride & Prejudice is protagonist Annie’s favorite book. The Trouble with Cowboys is a fast, fun, and touching read with the added draw of a first kiss that is sure to make my Top 5 Fictional Kisses of 2012. So saddle up, ladies: We have a winner!”

—USAToday.com