Rekindling Hope: A Winter novella

A birthday pushing forty? He couldn’t care less.

Dating for the first time at his age? Yeah, he’s taking notes.

Agent Quincy Adams, aka “Q,” is on a mission to educate himself about romantic relationships—and more specifically, the pretty art therapist who’s captured his heart. For now, her signature smile has outlasted his bumbling ineptitude. 

Easy-going Hope Montgomery has been sweetly silencing her biological clock, but Christmas separations trigger all her alarms. Is she a patient saint or a hopeless coward?

In a humorous turn of events, a set of exhausted newlyweds disrupt Q’s assumptions about the world and inadvertently nudge him toward a second chance for a holiday romance.

Rekindling Hope is a follow-up to the Seth Browne Novels, but it can be read as a standalone. If you like socially awkward heroes, near kiss misses, and light-hearted inspiration, you’ve found your match with this two-for-one love story!

NOTE: Rekindling Hope can be read as a standalone, but it is a follow-up to the Seth Browne Novels. Think of it as a Christmas special episode. Some readers can jump right in mid-season; others will better appreciate the story's socially awkward hero by reading the preceding trilogy first.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT REKINDLING HOPE . . .

"This series has been a refreshing type of writing for me. Romance, mystery, and deep spiritual evaluation makes for a trifecta of literary fiction waiting to be read. Rekindling Hope shows a lot about Q's spiritual well-being, as well as his own personal struggles. We knew he was slow-moving with Hope, but bless him, he can't worm his way out of the trenches to deepen his relationship with her. Seth and Cassady and Benji appear in the storyline too, thankfully. It wouldn't be the same without them! Q lacks the finesse you see in typical characters, but that's what I like most. He's so real." -- Amazon Review