She came to settle an estate. She never expected to find her way home.
Emma Rowan has spent twenty years mastering the impossible - closing multimillion-dollar deals, solving complex problems, and building a life defined by competence. When a spring storm damages her late grandmother's flower farm in Azalea Point, Georgia, she returns expecting to authorize repairs, settle the estate, and catch her flight back to Chicago by Friday.
She doesn't make the Friday flight.
What keeps her isn't just the century-old greenhouse slowly being restored. It's the quiet rhythm of mornings on the boardwalk. The Copper Kettle, where Mabel has her tea waiting before she reaches the counter. The flowers her grandmother loved. And Luke Carter - the steady builder who understands that the things worth saving are rarely the things that can be rushed.
As the life she built in Chicago begins to pull in one direction and Azalea Point pulls in another, Emma discovers that success and belonging have never been the same thing.
Sometimes the hardest journey isn't finding home. It's believing you never had to earn your place there.
Coming Home to Azalea Point is a heartwarming Women's Fiction and Sweet Romance novel about second chances, quiet healing, and the courage it takes to finally belong somewhere - including within yourself.
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, RaeAnne Thayne, and Robyn Carr.
