But now her friends are getting married and her current boyfriend wants more. Only Saffron stands still in time, and she realizes the truth: deep inside, her heart is still broken.

So she's going back to where it all began, to face those who hurt her and find a way to fix her life once and for all. What she discovers surprises everyone. Because true love, though always changing, never dies. Sometimes it just needs a nudge-and a willingness to take a risk.Saffron Brenwood is a survivor. Having endured great tragedy at a young age, she's arisen from the flames stronger than ever. She's built her own business, her former foster sisters are her best friends, and she has a great boyfriend. That her relationships never last more than two months hasn't really bothered her. There's always the next attentive date-when keeping a man at arm's length no longer works.

But now her friends are getting married and her current boyfriend wants more. Only Saffron stands still in time, and she realizes the truth: deep inside, her heart is still broken.

So she's going back to where it all began, to face those who hurt her and find a way to fix her life once and for all. What she discovers surprises everyone. Because true love, though always changing, never dies. Sometimes it just needs a nudge-and a willingness to take a risk.

In this fifth novel of the Lily's House series, Saffron, the oldest and first runaway teen from Lily's House finally tells her story.In this fifth novel of the Lily's House series, Saffron, the oldest and first runaway teen from Lily's House finally tells her story.

Note: All the stories in the Lily's House series are complete stories without cliffhangers. Reading all of them will catch you up with characters in previous novels, but you do not have to read them in order. Enjoy!. As one reviewer says, these are "Ideal for fans of Robyn Carr, Mariah Stewart, Sherryl Woods and Susan Wiggs."
What people are saying about the Lily's House series.

"It's filled with many different characters and diverse circumstances, but the overall plot holds true to its intentions and presents a vivid story made all the more immediate by Rachel Branton's choice of using the first person . . . Readers will want more, but won't be required to hang off a cliff waiting for resolution." -D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review