Those Dreamy Welles Boys
Casa Flanigan Book Six
Brock had always been the troubled brother.
Healing from a work injury, Brock Welles heads to Casa Flanigan farm, because his brother, Carl, and sister, Nita, are both friends of the farm’s owners. However, during a dark time in his past, he hurt one of the farm owners’ family. They claim to have forgiven him. Unfortunately, as much as he wants to accept forgiveness and heal, part of him believes it can never happen.
Nan also has a painful history with the owners of the farm, but when she searches for means to restore her confidence and her soul, all roads to lead to Casa Flanigan. Immediately she is drawn to Brock, a man as damaged as she is. Likely they shouldn’t even look at one another, but their shared problems bring them together for healing, friendship, and startling revelations.
When a tragedy hits in Carl’s life—the brother who always seems to have his act together—Brock and Nan may be the pair most likely to help him. God may want to prove he can use even the most broken souls to restore the lost.
Those Dreamy Welles Boys is book six of Casa Flanigan, Contemporary Christian romance stories about a farm where lost people find their way.
Jill's Notes
- Both these characters started in Girls Aglow’s Drifting Home, although we don’t meet Nan until now.
- Nan decides to go by her middle name, Janelle, early in the book. Yes, it’s symbolic.
- I had to research horse-drawn carriages for this book. I do not have a mechanical brain, even for something as simple as a horse cart.
- This is a book about seeing our victories and not only our defeats. More than once the Spirit whispered to me: “You’re listening to this, right, because you’re writing to yourself.” Yeah, most of my characters’ issues are personal. Apparently being a mess is good for an author.
- This book is in Kindle Unlimited.