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A Safe Place to Land (The Eastern Shore #1)

by Dee Ernst

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Jenna Ferris always thought that her ex-husband, Sam, was still her best friend. Sure, their marriage hadn¿t worked out, but that was mostly because of their twenty-plus age difference. But after Sam¿s death, Jenna finds out that Sam had a secret that he never shared¿a son, who is on his way to claim his inheritance, which includes the house that she and Sam had bought years ago. The same house that Jenna has always called home, and has no intention of sharing it with anyone, especially some snot-nosed kid from the big city.But Craig Ferris isn¿t some kid. He is a grown man, the product of Sam¿s youthful affair. Craig arrives with his three daughters after hastily leaving Chicago behind. Craig has no intention of staying in the small town of Cape Edwards. He needs to find a job and place for start a new life for himself and his girls after the death of his wife the year before. Jenna grudgingly makes room in her home¿and her life¿ for Sam and his girls, while fighting a growing physical attraction to the man who reminds her so much of her lost love. But the more time she spends with Craig, the more she realizes he is nothing at all like his father. And lust is slowly turning to something else as she begins to know and understand the man who told her, from the very beginning, that he has no intention of staying in Cape Edwards.Will the small-town magic of the Eastern Shore convince Craig that this is the best place for his new family? And can he believe that Jenna loves him for himself, rather than as a substitute for the larger-than-life Sam? A Safe Place to Land is about two cautious people slowly trying to find room for each other in the most treacherous landscape of all, the human heart.… (more)
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Jenna Ferris always thought that her ex-husband, Sam, was still her best friend. Sure, their marriage hadn¿t worked out, but that was mostly because of their twenty-plus age difference. But after Sam¿s death, Jenna finds out that Sam had a secret that he never shared¿a son, who is on his way to claim his inheritance, which includes the house that she and Sam had bought years ago. The same house that Jenna has always called home, and has no intention of sharing it with anyone, especially some snot-nosed kid from the big city.But Craig Ferris isn¿t some kid. He is a grown man, the product of Sam¿s youthful affair. Craig arrives with his three daughters after hastily leaving Chicago behind. Craig has no intention of staying in the small town of Cape Edwards. He needs to find a job and place for start a new life for himself and his girls after the death of his wife the year before. Jenna grudgingly makes room in her home¿and her life¿ for Sam and his girls, while fighting a growing physical attraction to the man who reminds her so much of her lost love. But the more time she spends with Craig, the more she realizes he is nothing at all like his father. And lust is slowly turning to something else as she begins to know and understand the man who told her, from the very beginning, that he has no intention of staying in Cape Edwards.Will the small-town magic of the Eastern Shore convince Craig that this is the best place for his new family? And can he believe that Jenna loves him for himself, rather than as a substitute for the larger-than-life Sam? A Safe Place to Land is about two cautious people slowly trying to find room for each other in the most treacherous landscape of all, the human heart.

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