Trish Perry
Trish Perry is the author of the contemporary romance, Beach Dreams, and romantic comedies, Too Good to Be True, and The Guy I’m Not Dating, all from Harvest House Publishers. Her fourth novel, Sunset Beach, releases June 2009. Trish served as editor of Ink and the Spirit, the quarterly newsletter of the Capital Christian Writers organization in the Washington metropolitan area, for seven years. Before her novels she published short stories, essays, devotionals, and poetry in inspirational and general market media.
A summa cum laude graduate (B.A., Psychology) of George Mason University in Virginia, Trish was a stockbroker in the 1980s, and held positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission and in several Washington , D.C. law firms. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Capital Christian Writers organization, and she is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers group and Romance Writers of America. She lives in Virginia with her teenaged son.
Sonny Miller plans to use a week’s vacation at a San Diego beach house to find the answers she has wanted all her life. Her mother ran away from home before Sonny was born; now it’s time to know why. She invites her mother, Teresa, and her mother’s estranged twin, Melanie, to the quiet and quirky beach house. They both show up…and with surprises of their own. Teresa, a successful classical singer, brings her latest protégé, and Melanie brings along secrets about Teresa and the identity of Sonny’s father. Strong personalities cause big waves, and Sonny quickly finds herself in over her head. But as the twins begin to reconcile and reconnect, Sonny makes some surprising connections—romantic and otherwise—of her own.
Topics (issues) covered in the book : Mothers and daughters; Family secrets; Life-changing events; Betrayal and forgiveness
ISBN : 978-0-7369-2675-1
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Tiffany LeBoeuf has a problem. She lost her job, her mother recently passed away, and she has zero social life. And then she meets Jeremy. But Tiff is a new Christian and knows she shouldn’t be attracted to this unbelieving (but charming!) Brit. And then there’s Eve . . . Jeremy’s girlfriend. When Tiff reserves a cozy beach house in San Diego for a much-needed retreat, a mix-up causes a double-booking, and Tiff ends up sharing the beach house with Eve. When Jeremy arrives to surprise Eve, he surprises Tiff as well. As Jeremy settles in at the house next door, events and secrets unravel that surprise everyone.
Rennie Young meets the gallant Truman Sayers, a handsome young labor-and delivery nurse, after she faints in the boys’ department of the local Wal-Mart. Tru seems like a gift from God. But a recent divorce and other life disappointments cause Ren to question whether she can trust her heart and God.
And then there are their mothers . . . This clever novel encourages readers to lean on God’s leading and to be open to life after the hurt—even when it seems too good to be true.