Miracles in Serendipity: Serendipity Sunsets Book Three

by Liza Lanter

It’s said that miracles happen every day—but how many miraculous events can one person stand?Being from a town named Serendipity, Jenn should be used to some ‘happy accidents,’ but there has been no shortage of surprises around every corner since she returned to her hometown. Coincidentally, Jenn finds herself in the middle of several, including one involving an incredible family reunion and another with ties to an international crime. The new owner of the newspaper finds herself making front page news as a sleuth side-by-side with the man Jenn is realizing is the love of her life.

The miracles aren’t over yet for the Halston family. There’s more on the horizon. Each will test their resilience and strengthen the bonds of sisterhood and with the family they have created. More revelations are on tap, but love is the strongest medicine for Jenn and those she loves.

Miracles in Serendipity is the third book in the Serendipity Sunsets series.

249 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 13, 2023

Reviews

[Char (1RadReader59) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Can you say, WOW? This book will give you answers to a whole lot of the questions you had dangling from books one and two. When Jenn saw the young officer in Randy’s truck she thought he looked so familiar. However, she could figure out why. It wasn’t until later that Renee her sister was going through some old photo albums that she figured it out. She needs Randy’s help on this one. She needed him to investigate the deputy who used to work with him to see if he was who he believed himself to be. To understand whatever they told him about him and if it made sense to him. They also wanted to see if he even knew he had been taken. Now it was a matter of them maybe just them going to his mom to get the facts about her son. On top of that Gladys’ was right their neighbor was shady, and not only by his cryptic discussions but also by the way he was stalking Jenn. The way the author is handling the reunion feels more real than a HEA would. Yet, the cancer ending seemed too shallow. Still a heartwarming saga of the Halston family as a whole.