What would you do if an aunt, who you were just getting to know, left you a ranch you'd never seen, 1,500 miles from your rainy Northwest home? Newly-single Harper Crawley seizes a second-chance at happiness.
With the ink not-yet dry on her divorce papers, landscape designer Harper Crawley meets up in Santa Fe with her sister Paige for the reading of their late Aunt Sabina's will. Major surprise-the Crawley sisters are now the co-owners of a derelict ranch in Verde Springs, New Mexico. Despite its sagging chicken coops and a resident bat colony, Harper falls in love with the juniper-covered hills and walls of red rimrock surrounding the neglected property. Soon, Harper is stuffing herself with Maggie's enchiladas and flirting with local contractor Caleb Johansson-while his adorable five-year-old daughter Ellie wanders the ranch with their two rescue pups. Aspen groves and fields of flowers miraculously thrive in the high-desert as Harper works hard to create the garden of her dreams. Then, out of nowhere, Ellie's mom, Mariah, returns after a traumatic two-year absence. Money troubles threaten the ranch, and Harper's ex appears like a serpent in their newfound paradise. But when the Crawley sisters put their stubborn heads together, they're magically unstoppable.
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Wendy Cohan writes character-driven women's fiction, short stories, and narrative essays. Her work has appeared in "Pittsburgh Magazine," "Verge Magazine," "Cricket," "The Manifest-Station," and "Be Their Voice: An Anthology for Rescue." Her debut novel is "The Renaissance Sisters," Book 1 of "The Inn at Verde Springs Trilogy." Wendy lives and writes in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where much of her fiction is set. When not writing, she enjoys spending time with her two adult sons and their partners and hiking in the nearby mountains with her rescue dogs, Birdie and Lola. Prior to writing full time, Ms. Cohan was a registered nurse for two decades and is the author of "The Better Bladder Book," (2010, Hunter House Publishing). She also holds an undergraduate degree in Environmental Conservation from the University of Colorado where she was a botanical field assistant at the University's Mountain Research Station. She's a big fan of wildflowers and bear-grass. Wendy caught the writing bug while living for several years in Missoula, Montana, where she studied creative writing with the Beargrass Writer's Workshop.
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