Dear Beth

By Alyssa Schwarz

Description:

Beth Walsh is a hopeless romantic, except when it comes to her own love life. In her opinion, love is best left to the storybooks, because at least you can’t be hurt by a fictional hero.
After finishing his veterinarian training, Tye Prescott is back in Colorado and ready to give his relationship with Beth another chance, only she’s made it very clear she wants nothing to do with him.
Like every other February, Beth volunteers for the Valentine’s Day re-mailing program, happy to share in her small town’s quirky tradition if it keeps her busy. But when a few nosy octogenarians decide to play matchmaker, she grasps for the only excuse she can think of to avoid another set-up.
Thrown together for a second time, Tye and Beth must convince the town of their rekindled romance. But Tye has his own plans of winning back the woman who got away.
Might it finally be time for her to risk her heart again?

Book Takeaway:

“And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love.
Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in them.”
—1 John 4:16

Why the author wrote this book:

This novella was written as a prequel to the Prescott Family Romance series. I wanted to write about the quirky hometown traditions the town of Loveland, CO has celebrated for over 75 years.