2022 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist in Romance (Fiction)

“A delightful story of love, family, determination, and the unexpected good things that can come from putting life on pause to look around. This book will renew your faith in fate and what matters.”
—Lee Woodruff, New York Times best-selling author of In an Instant

“Nathan is intelligent, charming . . . and his chemistry with Hannah is off the charts. . . . They are a sweet couple, together and apart: smart, driven, and devoted to their families and, increasingly, each other. This is a relaxing read where the stakes are realistic . . . entertaining and cute . . .”
—Kirkus Reviews

“A fresh contemporary romance about new beginnings.”
—Booklist

“The Treehouse on Dog River Road is sweet, sharp, funny, and so much fun. And this heroine sparkles! You won’t just be rooting for Hannah, you’ll want to drink wine with her on the deck. I guarantee this romance will make you laugh; it will also make you believe love is waiting around every corner.”
—Miciah Bay Gault, author of Goodnight Stranger

“I loved so many of the characters in this book, especially all the strong women who are dedicated to their careers, their friendships, their families, and their lovers. Oh, and the kids—I loved the kids!”
—Robin MacArthur, author of Heartspring Mountain and Half Wild

“The Treehouse on Dog River Road is a warm-hearted love story about the rich rewards that come from finding the courage to take a leap of faith.”
—Bethany Chase, author of The One That Got Away and Results May Vary

“I loved this book—Hannah's simmering attraction to Nathan, her dogged effort to change her life, and the drama of real-life events in the Green Mountain state. This coming-of-age story will touch your heart. It's a compelling tale of self-actualization, love, and how the forces of nature can propel us to make life's most important decisions.”
—Susan Donaldson James, author and former reporter for ABC News