Around The Fire New Release Spotlight

Around The Fire is the place to go when you're looking for new releases and new authors​. Today's Book Spotlight is a Clean and Wholesome Romance, Two-Hour Read with Family Drama, Second Chances, Train Rides, Doctors, and a Fashion Designer. What more can you ask for?

Derailed Hearts
by
Darlene Fredette 
Nana Marley has her heart set on more great-grand babies, and with the help of a folklore legendary rabbit, she might receive her wish.
Released September 28, 2022

A peek inside 
Single father and ER doctor, Ethan Marley, is ready to put down roots. He and his daughter embark on a train adventure across Canada from west to east coast. Boarding the train, he meets a woman who steals his breath, and he learns that she too is headed to Redford Falls. He is intent on maintaining a friendship only, but Jenn makes his heart race faster than the train.  
Fashion designer, Jenn Martini, travels by train to Redford Falls to visit her father. Her plan for a solitude escape derails after meeting Ethan and his daughter. Sharing a confined-spaced cabin sparks an immediate attraction, and by the end of the trip, she longs to be a part of their family. Only as she opens her heart to love, do the scars from her past begin to heal.
With more in common than relatives in Redford Falls, is their love strong enough to overcome the truth behind the accident…and save their future? 

Need a little more?
Avery pointed to herself, Ethan, and then Jenn. 
Ethan rested his forehead against his daughter’s. “You want Jenn to come, too?” 
Avery nodded.
The little voice in Jenn’s head told her to return to her cabin and to stay clear of Ethan and his daughter. They were as enticing as strawberry ice cream. “I would love to join you.” The words fell from her lips. 
Ethan stood and set Avery on her feet. 
The child held onto her father’s hand and reached outward with the other. 
Jenn accepted the tiny hand and in doing so, she sensed a comfortable connection to this family—a connection she suspected would be incredibly hard to break.

About the author.
Darlene resides on the Atlantic Coast of Canada where the summers are too short, and the winters are too long. An avid reader since childhood, Darlene loved to develop the many stories coming to life in her head. She writes contemporary romances with a focus on plot-driven page-turners. When not working on her next book, or painting, or drawing, she can be found with her husband, her daughter, and her yellow Labrador. 

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Other Books by Darlene Fredette:
Law of Attraction
Twist of Faith 
Hershey’s Choice
His Candy Christmas (Redford Falls Story 1)
Kissed By Winter (Redford Falls Story 2)
Under The Apple Blossoms (Redford Falls Story 3)
A Recipe For Forever (Redford Falls Story 4)
Cherry Red
Finding Home Again (Redford Falls Story 5)

Thank you, D.V. for allowing me to share my new release with your followers! 

My Train Ride Adventure
In Derailed Hearts my characters travel across Canada by train. I have always wanted to take a train ride. But where would I go? For me, there is no hesitation to answer that question. I would travel from one end of Canada to the other. Why travel internationally when your own country holds so much beauty just waiting to be toured. I would start my adventure from the farthest eastern point of CA with Newfoundland. I’d continue my journey of the Atlantic provinces before making my way west to Montreal, then on to Toronto. That’s the farthest I have ever travelled in CA, so I would be in awe to continue west, before arriving in British Columbia…where I might never leave after seeing those mountain ranges. If I was daring enough to venture north, I’d take in our three coldest provinces. I know my train ride would be filled with picturesque settings and wonderful people, because if you didn’t know - Canada is known to have some of the most friendly and polite people you’ll ever meet!

Where would you take a train ride?