Beloved key characters from The Lawson Sisters return in a standalone rural romance about motherhood, family traditions and having the courage to chart a new future.
Kayla Lawson believes nothing is good unless it’s perfect. This search for perfection has made her a successful high-end wedding planner. But all that comes crashing down when Kayla discovers she’s pregnant. She retreats to the sanctuary of Willowbrook Stud to consider this imperfect future as a single mother.
Connor Knight has never known perfection. A kid from the wrong side of the tracks and a motorcycle gang member, he’s no stranger to trouble with the law. But he’s tryin to leave that past behind. By giving a run-down pub in Scone a new lease on life, he’s hoping to rebuild his own.
At Willowbrook, Kayla is reunited with her childhood best friend. Jen and her two kids have come to stay while her husband is awaiting trial for a crime he didn’t commit. While struggling to decide her future, Kayla is suddenly exposed to what motherhood really looks like.
When she meets Connor there’s instant chemistry between them that can’t be denied. But with her plans in tatters around her, is there any way to make the pieces fit? Or are the obstacles in front of them insurmountable?
Janet says:
When The Lawson Sisters was published, readers took Lizzie and Kayla’s stories to their heart. Of course, in that book Lizzie got her happy ever after. Then readers emailed me asking what about Kayla. She also deserved her happy ending. They were right. It was a great pleasure telling her story – although happy ever after isn’t always what we might expect it to be.
When The Lawson Sisters was published, readers took Lizzie and Kayla’s stories to their heart. Of course, in that book Lizzie got her happy ever after. Then readers emailed me asking what about Kayla. She also deserved her happy ending. They were right. It was a great pleasure telling her story – although happy ever after isn’t always what we might expect it to be.
The Lawson Legacy is available from these retailers:
Australian readers will find local links at Harper Collins.
