I came home looking for redemption, not a second chance with the man my heart never forgot...
Noelle Running away a month before my wedding was the hardest choice I ever made. But crawling back thirteen years later with my life in shambles might be worse.
I’m jobless and homeless with a laundry list of apologies to make. But as an eldest daughter, my motto is “I’m fine.”
Only it’s not fine, and I’m tired of pretending.
I have a place to live, thanks to my conniving little sister, but my landlord is NOT supposed to be my ex-fiancé, hockey captain, Cal Satterfield. He’s not supposed to be my new boss either. But his daughter needs a nanny, and I’ve always been a sucker for those blue eyes.
I have plenty of bridges to mend, and Cal wants to break down the walls between us. Like a second chance is possible.
If only I were brave enough to believe it.
Cal
Thirteen years, two months, and seventeen days.
That’s how long I’ve waited for the girl who got away.
And finally, Noelle Shepherd is back.
Logically, I shouldn’t find her this enchanting. And I definitely shouldn’t hire her as my daughter’s nanny. However, logic has never been my strong suit.
It might be the worst decision I’ve ever made, or the second chance I’ve always prayed for. Because despite the history between us, Noelle is still the one I want to come home to.
I’ll do everything I can to prove to her I’ve changed.
This time, I’m playing for keeps.
Falling Back to You is a hockey rom-com featuring a second chance between a single dad and the nanny, plenty of heartfelt healing, everyday faith, swoony banter, and laugh aloud small town shenanigans—all without the spice.
Morgan Taylor Giesbrecht fell in love with fictional realms at a young age and quickly began writing tales of her own--full of hope, brave living in a dark world, and unexpected love stories for the crusty romantics (like herself). She’s a hobbit at heart (but not in height) with deep roots in the past, who loves the occasional adventure, accidentally talks in a British accent on occasion, and has the dry humour to match. When she isn’t writing or reading a book on her never ending to-be-read list, she can be found drinking copious amounts of tea, rewatching comfort shows for the umpteenth time, hanging out with family and friends, reorganising her bookshelves, or playing Christmas music year-round. British Columbia, Canada is the place she calls home, nestled in the foothills.
Hey, friend! 🧡 Welcome to Serenity Springs, Idaho!
If you’re new here, hi! And if you’re a returning visitor, I’m so happy you’re back!
Cal Satterfield stole readers’ hearts (& mine) all the way back in Terms and Traditions, and it was only fair to give him his time in the spotlight.
This story of forgiveness and redemption is for the ones who’ve held it together with a smile and never let anyone see their frayed edges. It’s for the ones who finally broke and the ones who are still healing. Who are learning it’s okay to accept help and that their worth isn’t tied to their accomplishments.
From one eldest daughter to another, I see you. You are worthy of love just for being you; you don’t have to earn it. And for the chronically ill girlies, I see you, too. You’re braver than you know. 🫶🏻
I hope you enjoy this fall adventure into the world of second chances, small town shenanigans, tender moments, and a group of hockey players who might steal your heart (& take over the group chat)! 🤭