The Blueberry Inn (Blueberry Hill, #4)

Welcome back to Blueberry Hill, where second chances bloom and new beginnings are always just around the corner...
A year and a half after their Christmas wedding, Tara and Will have poured their hearts into transforming a sprawling lakeside property into The Blueberry Inn. As they prepare for the grand opening, life in Blueberry Hill is bustling. Christina is navigating motherhood with her nearly one-year-old daughter, Ryan is home from college for the summer, and Ally is deep in wedding planning with Colton.
But when a mysterious guest checks in, the peaceful rhythm of their lives shifts in unexpected ways. Tina Martinez claims to be on holiday, eager to learn herbal gardening from Ally's popular new classes at her greenhouse. But Christina recognizes something familiar in her guarded eyes, the look of someone trying to outrun their past.
She figures out without all the wigs and heavy makeup that their enigmatic guest is actually Tina Hudson, the fallen pop star whose very public meltdown became tabloid fodder. Now she's hiding from a world that watched her fall apart, desperately seeking the quiet anonymity that Blueberry Hill seems to offer.
What no one expects is for another surprise visitor to arrive. A successful model who's come to visit Colton. The moment he sees Christina, recognition flashes in his eyes, she's the unforgettable woman from that Miami party nearly two years ago, the one he's never been able to forget. When he meets her daughter, the timeline becomes heartbreakingly clear.
As Tina finds herself drawn into the warmth of this close-knit family, she begins to remember who she was before fame changed everything. Ryan's genuine musical connection reminds her of simpler times when music was pure joy, not manufactured performance. Christina's strength as a single mother shows her that starting over isn't just about surviving, it's about finding the courage to truly live. And Tara's gentle wisdom proves that the most beautiful families aren't always the ones you're born into.
But when Tina's carefully guarded secret threatens to unravel, she must decide whether to keep running from the music that once defined her, or find the strength to reclaim her voice in a place where broken hearts learn to sing again. Meanwhile, Christina faces her own crossroads and a choice that will change her life forever.
Return to Blueberry Hill for a final story of healing, hope, and the transformative power of finding where you truly belong.
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Susan Mallery, and anyone who believes in the healing power of small towns and second chances.