Spring is in the Air (Book 26- Tales from Grace Chapel Inn Series)

AboutTales from Grace Chapel Inn

Once you visit the charming village of Acorn Hill, tucked away in rural Pennsylvania, you’ll never want to leave. Townsfolk relax on their porch swings or gather to discuss the day’s events at the Coffee Shop over homemade pie. It’s the kind of town where friendship and faith flow together like a wide river on a fine spring day.

And you’ll love spending time with the Howard sisters, who have begun a new life together in their childhood home, a gracious Victorian house now a bed and breakfast called Grace Chapel Inn. Here they rekindle old memories, rediscover the bonds of sisterhood, revel in the blessings of friendship—and meet many fascinating guests along the way.

Book Description

Spring is in the Air – Book 26

Spring comes to Acorn Hill and brings with it robins, fresh flora, and the familiar call of “Play ball!” from …Jane Howard? Always up for a challenge, the Howard sisters are once again in the middle of the sometimes odd and always interesting happenings in their small community. While Louise becomes involved in the creation of the town’s official Web site, Jane helps out with the local Little League team and Alice becomes confidant to an Amish girl who’s about to make the decision of her life. Together, the sisters host a family who are building a paper boat for a charity regatta, an event that captures the imagination of all.

About the Author

Best-selling author Jane Orcutt has written eight novels and novellas. The Fugitive Heart and The Hidden Heart were both finalists for Romance Writers of America’s prestigious RITA award. She enjoys writing relationship-oriented books and loves a happy ending.

A native Texan, Jane lives in her home state with her husband and their two teenaged sons. They have four four-leggaed pets—a German shepherd mix, a Pembroke Welsh corgi, and two lazy but mischievous cats.

In addition to writing, Jane homeschools, works outside the home occasionally does freelance editing. Her interests are trivia, history, current events, reading and any games that involve letters and words. When she wants to be thoroughly humbled, she attempts to work the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle. Jane is also an avid baseball fan, but still has trouble understanding the infield fly rule and how to calculate the magic number.

Book Details
Author: Jane Orcutt
Page Count: 223 pages