Border Crossing: A Pair of Novels
Casa Flanigan Book Three
Sometimes it takes two books from two series on two continents to tell a good story…
Sami Mallone has made a mess of her life. Recently back in the States after living on an island Christian retreat center with her family, she’s made a few shameful decisions and finds herself staying at a friend’s farm while she figures out her next steps.
While there she meets Mitch, a construction worker with a hard past, and Aaron, the farm owner’s cousin with dark secrets all around him. The friendship between them will lead to romance, adventure, and finally danger. To protect her friends, Sami will take the pair back home to St. Ninian’s Sanctuary retreat center, where they can continue to heal.
Unfortunately, her family isn’t happy with her decisions, and going home isn’t as safe and easy as she expected. God will have to work through her new friends to bring all of them healing, friendship, and romance as they travel the world to find where they belong.
Border Crossing includes The Mosiac Hero, a Casa Flanigan book on a farm where God heals broken souls, and then Call the Dawn, a St. Ninian’s Sanctuary book, two of Jill’s most beloved series in an epic story of four people who need love, forgiveness, and new beginnings. Although they take place in two separate series, the pair stands alone, so if you’ve never read either one, go ahead and jump in for an adventure that spans continents.
Jill's Notes
- I was uncertain about this pair of books, afraid people wouldn’t want to be forced to read in both series. However, readers seem to love it.
- This is book three of Casa Flanigan and book six of St. Ninian’s Sanctuary, but the whole book can stand alone.
- Mitch came from the YA Terry’s Garden series. He was a rough teen, and I LOVED giving his story some closure.
- Sami came from the St. Ninian’s series. Aaron comes from the Boys of Summer books. It’s quite the book reunion. Trixie, from the second book in the pair, is the single original character.
- Trixie Blackwood, Aaron’s friend, is a novelist. Her author struggles are very autobiographical.
- This book is in Kindle Unlimited.
