The Chatam House Series by Arlene James

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Available January 19, 2012

SECOND CHANCE MATCH
Single mom Jessa Lynn Pagett is grateful for the old Victorian she's fixing up. Now she can fulfill both her dreams: providing a safe home for her young son and opening a florist shop. But Garrett Willows insists he's the rightful owner of the house--and has dreams of his own for the place. With one look at her withdrawn son, the handsome Chatam House gardener seems to know that she needs the house more, and his selfless solution will change everyone's lives...forever.

AN UNLIKELY MATCH
Book 4 of the Chatam House Series.
A Romantic Times Top Pick! 4 Stars

High-powered lawyer Asher Chatam has no time for love. He's far too busy with his career. Then his eccentric aunts summon him to Chatam House on urgent business. And introduce him to Ellie Monroe. The beautiful young teacher needs his help, and one look at her violet eyes and sunny smile leads Asher to take the case. Ellie's laid-back attitude is a breath of fresh air in Asher's smoggy world, and soon he realizes that man cannot live on work alone. And that even the most unlikely match can lead to true love.

Released May 2011

BABY MAKES A MATCH
Book 3 of the Chatam House Series.
A Romantic Times Top Pick! 4-1/2 Stars

Does everyone in Buffalo Creek think that Chan Chatam is the father of Bethany Willows' baby? It certainly seems so to that frustrated rodeo cowboy. It's only when Bethany and her unborn babe are threatened by the heel who betrayed them that Chan is moved to marry the girl, however. It's another case, as Chan's father Hub would say, of getting the cart before the horse. In Chan's case, marriage comes first and love unexpectedly comes later. Then again, what else would you expect when the aunties at Chatam House are involved?