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Finding Home: A Trinity Springs Novel: Book Four
When Morgan Daniels’s husband dies in a fiery plane crash hundreds of miles from where he was supposed to be, the grief is overwhelming—but the questions are worse. Why was Tyler flying to Oklahoma on a day he was supposed to be at the office? Who was the unidentified woman on board with him? And what else had he been hiding?
With her world upended, Morgan returns to her small hometown of Trinity Springs, Texas, with her twin daughters in tow. Surrounded by familiar faces and the comfort of family, she begins piecing together her shattered life. But as the layers of Tyler’s secrets begin to unravel, what she discovers could change everything she thought she knew.
The deeper Morgan digs, the more unsettling the truth becomes—forcing her not only to confront Tyler’s betrayal and her own grief but to test her strength and her faith. Jeff Barnes, the steady, loyal friend she once overlooked, stands at her side. His quiet strength helps anchor her through the storm and reminds her that love sometimes waits in the most unexpected places.
With her world upended, Morgan returns to her small hometown of Trinity Springs, Texas, with her twin daughters in tow. Surrounded by familiar faces and the comfort of family, she begins piecing together her shattered life. But as the layers of Tyler’s secrets begin to unravel, what she discovers could change everything she thought she knew.
The deeper Morgan digs, the more unsettling the truth becomes—forcing her not only to confront Tyler’s betrayal and her own grief but to test her strength and her faith. Jeff Barnes, the steady, loyal friend she once overlooked, stands at her side. His quiet strength helps anchor her through the storm and reminds her that love sometimes waits in the most unexpected places.
229 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 31, 2025
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Rebecca Stevenson
9 books12 followersRebecca Stevenson is a native Texan, but marriage took her to New England and the Maine coast stole her heart. She lives in Texas again, but frequent trips back to the Northeast were the inspirations and settings for her four-book Wentworth Cove series.
A former English and creative writing teacher, she thought if she could teach writing, she should be able to do it. Those thoughts and some brainstorming sessions with her daughter led to her first novel, Another Summer, set in a picturesque coastal village in Maine. From that debut novel, the Wentworth Cove series was born.
The four-book Trinity Springs series came about from a desire to write about her home state of Texas—replete with horses, ranches, and line dancing.
She’s currently working on the first book in a new series set in a lakeside village in New Hampshire.
A former English and creative writing teacher, she thought if she could teach writing, she should be able to do it. Those thoughts and some brainstorming sessions with her daughter led to her first novel, Another Summer, set in a picturesque coastal village in Maine. From that debut novel, the Wentworth Cove series was born.
The four-book Trinity Springs series came about from a desire to write about her home state of Texas—replete with horses, ranches, and line dancing.
She’s currently working on the first book in a new series set in a lakeside village in New Hampshire.
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October 12, 2025
What a beautiful series
I couldn't put the books down when I started reading them. The cast of amazing characters with the small town love was beautiful.
I couldn't put the books down when I started reading them. The cast of amazing characters with the small town love was beautiful.
October 7, 2025
good, enjoyable, clean, easy reads.
I’ve read the first 4 books in less than a week and I’ve enjoyed them all. Definitely 5 star material….all of them!
I’ve read the first 4 books in less than a week and I’ve enjoyed them all. Definitely 5 star material….all of them!
August 22, 2025
Finding Home
Wow! What a great story. Filled with love, laughter, new beginnings, a family with loss, but able to include more, you will enjoy this from start to a promising finish
Wow! What a great story. Filled with love, laughter, new beginnings, a family with loss, but able to include more, you will enjoy this from start to a promising finish
July 27, 2025
You never know what will happen next in life and Morgan Daniels is proof of that. Her husband is killed in a plane crash on his way to Oklahoma with a strange woman. Morgan has no clue why he was on that plane or anything about the woman. Now, she’s left behind with twin daughters and many unanswered questions.
She moves back to her hometown of Trinity Springs, Texas to stay with her parents. They help her and the twins through the grieving process. Being back home means she has a chance to catch up with old friends. One of those old friends is Jeff Barnes. They used to be classmates, and she never really noticed him. Now, she sees what a good guy he is, not to mention very handsome.
As Morgan slowly uncovers the secrets of her late husband, Jeff is right by her side. He’s there for her and her daughters every step of the way.
This is a beautifully written tale of a family coping with a tragic loss. The story of one woman’s strength and how she lives through the most difficult crisis of her life. Finding Home grabs your heart and doesn’t let go. It’s poignant, heartwarming and will bring a few smiles as well as tears. This is an uplifting, inspirational book.
Although this is book #4 in the Trinity Springs series, it can be read as a standalone. Some characters from previous books do make cameo appearances but there are no cliffhangers, and it isn’t necessary to read the books in order. I do have to say, though, each book is so well crafted. I’ve enjoyed them all. They are a joy to read.
FTC Disclosure: I voluntarily reviewed a free Advance Reader Copy of this book from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own.
She moves back to her hometown of Trinity Springs, Texas to stay with her parents. They help her and the twins through the grieving process. Being back home means she has a chance to catch up with old friends. One of those old friends is Jeff Barnes. They used to be classmates, and she never really noticed him. Now, she sees what a good guy he is, not to mention very handsome.
As Morgan slowly uncovers the secrets of her late husband, Jeff is right by her side. He’s there for her and her daughters every step of the way.
This is a beautifully written tale of a family coping with a tragic loss. The story of one woman’s strength and how she lives through the most difficult crisis of her life. Finding Home grabs your heart and doesn’t let go. It’s poignant, heartwarming and will bring a few smiles as well as tears. This is an uplifting, inspirational book.
Although this is book #4 in the Trinity Springs series, it can be read as a standalone. Some characters from previous books do make cameo appearances but there are no cliffhangers, and it isn’t necessary to read the books in order. I do have to say, though, each book is so well crafted. I’ve enjoyed them all. They are a joy to read.
FTC Disclosure: I voluntarily reviewed a free Advance Reader Copy of this book from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own.
January 4, 2026
Betrayal, forgiveness, deep compassion
Forgiveness is hard after the betrayal of an affair, especially so when the guilty spouse dies and is not there to answer your questions. Rebecca Stevenson handles the main character's heartbreak and struggle to forgive her husband as realistically as possible within the limits of a novel, dealing with multiple characters. Forgiveness leads to a deep compassion and love for in-laws also hurt by their only son's betrayal not only of his wife but of his upbringing by his parents and their expectations. Only forgiveness can lead to love and adopt the child born from the betrayal. Forgiveness is hard, but choosing to forgive in Christ's strength results in a beautiful portrayal of Christ's love and forgiveness for us.
Forgiveness is hard after the betrayal of an affair, especially so when the guilty spouse dies and is not there to answer your questions. Rebecca Stevenson handles the main character's heartbreak and struggle to forgive her husband as realistically as possible within the limits of a novel, dealing with multiple characters. Forgiveness leads to a deep compassion and love for in-laws also hurt by their only son's betrayal not only of his wife but of his upbringing by his parents and their expectations. Only forgiveness can lead to love and adopt the child born from the betrayal. Forgiveness is hard, but choosing to forgive in Christ's strength results in a beautiful portrayal of Christ's love and forgiveness for us.
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