Blurb:

When Holly Jensen inherits her estranged aunt’s house, she doesn’t expect to have to fight with local heartthrob Derek Sterling over rightful ownership, but she’s determined to find the truth about the house that she plans to turn into a Bed and Breakfast.

Holly stumbles upon her aunt Celia’s journals in the attic which reveal a shocking truth: Her aunt Celia and Derek’s grandfather, Graham were once lovers.

Between trying to start a new business and finding her place in the town, Holly must also confront the strange all-consuming feelings that are evoked whenever she’s near Derek.

Derek Sterling is the town council president of a slowly dying small town, but he has a plan to save it. Now that the reclusive woman who was squatting in his grandfather’s house for the last seventy-years is gone (may she rest in peace), it’s time for action.

Things are falling into place for him except for Holly, the fiery redhead who just swept into town claiming the house as her own. For reasons he can’t explain, Derek is pulled toward Holly with a longing he’s never experienced before. The eternally noble Derek knows he needs to choose the town over his growing adoration for Holly, but he can’t stay away from her.

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Dear Diary: A Daily Journal

I created this blank journal as a companion to my upcoming novel, The Legacy of Sterling Manor.

In the book, the main character Holly discovers her mysterious Aunt Celia’s diaries in the attic. When she reads them not only does she find unexpected things about Celia, but the diaries hold the answers to the strange things that have been happening to Holly. I created this blank journal because I thought it paired perfectly with the book.

You can use it for bullet journaling, gratitude practice, or as a daily diary. Don’t forget to add all the juicy details. You never know if someone might read it in 70 years and you wouldn’t want them to be disappointed!

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