Hoping on Tomorrow: Hope-Filled Romantic Suspense

· Hope Lake Book 4 · Little Publishing
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She returned to Hope Lake in search of safety.

She never expected the cowboy she left behind to still be waiting for her.

After years spent walking on eggshells in a controlling marriage, Addie Brown escapes to the one place that ever truly felt like home—the small mountain town she swore she’d never return to.

But Hope Lake still holds memories she’s not ready to face.

Especially Shane Turner.

The steady rancher she once loved has never forgotten the girl who walked away, and now that Addie is back, Shane is determined to help her remember what it feels like to be safe, wanted, and genuinely cared for again.

Between quiet evenings, familiar smiles, and the unwavering support of the town around them, Addie slowly begins to believe healing might actually be possible.

Until the man she escaped arrives in Hope Lake.

As fear and danger threaten the fragile future they’re rebuilding, Shane and the entire town rally to protect one of their own. But when the past collides with the life Addie is finally beginning to reclaim, trusting love again may be the biggest risk of all.

Escape to Hope Lake, where protective cowboys, found family, and hope-filled romantic suspense create the kind of emotional refuge readers never want to leave.

Hoping on Tomorrow is a clean cowboy romance filled with second chances, emotional healing, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

She returned to Hope Lake in search of safety. She never expected the cowboy she left behind to still be waiting for her. After years spent walking on eggshells in a controlling marriage, Addie Brown escapes to the one place that ever truly felt like home—the small mountain town she swore she’d n...

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2 reviews
Rebecca Hoch
October 18, 2024
Addie and Shane’s story is a poignant and inspiring second chance at love romance. It is a story of young love, different dreams and regrets, so many regrets. Their story includes a lot of angst, some very emotional moments and a bit of danger and suspense. I enjoyed reading this book and will happily recommend it.
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MaryEllen Cox
October 17, 2024
I loved this story and the whole series. I like that the busybodies are actually helpful. I like that the friends trust each other so well that they jump in to help before they even know what is needed. I love that they are protective without smothering. Both the women and men are capable and caring. This is my voluntary review of a copy I received from the author.
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About the author

Danae Little writes clean, hope-filled small-town romance where protective cowboys, second chances, and found family turn broken moments into new beginnings.

Her Hope Lake series blends heartfelt romance with gentle romantic suspense, creating an emotional escape readers return to again and again.

She lives in a small town at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains with the love of her life and their adventurous son, where she spends her days dreaming up stories about hope, healing, and happily-ever-afters that feel like coming home.

Danae Little writes clean, hope-filled small-town romance where protective cowboys, second chances, and found family turn broken moments into new beginnings. Her Hope Lake series blends heartfelt romance with gentle romantic suspense, creating an emotional escape readers return to again and again...

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