Coming Home

Rebecca Shultz has always known she was adopted. She couldn't have chosen better parents than the ones that chose her. They've always made her feel loved and she's never wanted for anything-except knowing why she was given up in the first place. Until she finds those answers, Rebecca feels as though she's stuck in her past. In the hopes of finding those answers, she accepts a job hundreds of miles away from the only home she's ever known. However, not everyone is happy about her arrival. Someone wants her to give up the search and go back to her small town. What Rebecca didn't expect to find was Ryan Thomas. No one understands the attractive ad executive the way Rebecca does. He would rather spend his free time playing baseball with the kids in the same group home where he once lived than spend it with anyone that wants to take him away from there. Rebecca understands that these kids deserve a chance. Will Ryan be able to convince her to take one with him? With Ryan distracting Rebecca with feelings she's never felt before, roadblocks popping up that keep her from the answers to her past, and someone desperately trying to get her to leave, will she give up before her questions are answered? Will she stay and fight to find the truth? Or will she find that she already has everything she ever needed and that home can be anywhere you want it to be?

B.L. Mooney started writing when the voices and storylines in her head ran out of room. They were getting too cramped and neither B.L. nor the characters could take it anymore, so she did the only thing she could do-she made room. She always knew she wanted to write, but vowed to make time for it later. Now that she's made time for writing, most everything else falls to the wayside. That seems to suit the characters that keep popping up just fine. B.L. lives in the Midwest and her other talents include in-demand cookies, a very dry sense of humor, and stealth eavesdropping. Some mannerisms, attitudes, or twists come from random sentences picked up while passing by strangers. So speak up the next time you have something to gossip about. You never know, it may just end up on the pages of the next book you read.