Ten years after leaving Maple Hill, Lila Harper never expected to come back. But her father's passing brings her home to the farmhouse she once fled, and to the pieces of a life she left unfinished a grieving brother, a patch of neglected land, and Daniel Hayes, the childhood friend who never really let go.

Daniel has kept the Harper property alive, tending its soil and the promises Lila's father asked him to keep. Her return stirs the quiet rhythm he built for himself, along with truths about her father's final days truths that could either pull the family together or tear them apart for good.

As Thanksgiving nears, the air thick with woodsmoke and memory, Lila and Daniel find themselves repairing more than fences and walls. They're mending years of distance, rediscovering what belonging feels like, and facing the hard work of forgiveness.

When the table is set and every chair finds its place again, will Lila finally understand what it means to come home or realize she never truly left it behind?

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Set against this spirit of homecoming and gratitude, this book tells one unforgettable story of love rediscovered when the heart finally finds its way back home.

Welcome to Home for Thanksgiving, a tender clean romance series about love, forgiveness, and the quiet joy of coming home. Each story follows someone returning to familiar streets and faces some to make peace with the past, others to rediscover the love they never truly lost.

Amid the scent of pumpkin pie and the flicker of candlelight, hearts open in unexpected ways. Old friendships find warmth again, families learn to listen, and hope settles softly like falling leaves.

Gentle, heartfelt, and full of gratitude, these stories remind us that the truest home isn't a place it's the people waiting for you at the door.