Port Provident: Hurricane Hope Books in Order
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Port Provident: Hurricane Hope books in publication order
4 books
His Texas Princess
by Kristen Ethridge
2021
Princess Anneliese volunteers in hurricane-damaged Port Provident, hoping to establish a purpose beyond royal expectations. Housing worker Matt McGregor doubts her commitment, but their shared rebuilding efforts challenge his assumptions and draw them toward an unlikely romance.
Holiday of Hope
by Kristen Ethridge
2021
Christmas shop owner Jessica Bretton struggles to keep her family's business open after a hurricane. Her proposal to revive a local holiday celebration brings her into conflict with tourism director Bradley Thorpe, whose priorities center on economic recovery.
Shelter from the Storm
by Kristen Ethridge
2021
Animal shelter director Becca Collins seeks veterinarian Ross Reeder's help with a Labrador as a hurricane approaches. Forced to weather the storm together, the frequently disagreeing pair discovers common ground while protecting the animals in their care.
The Doctor's Unexpected Family
by Kristen Ethridge
2021
After a hurricane devastates Port Provident, physician Pete Shipley joins councilwoman Angela Ruiz in creating a community relief center. Their growing bond faces uncertainty when the international medical appointment he has long wanted threatens to take him away.
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