A HOME WORTH KEEPING

Naomi Ashford has already buried one husband. She has no intention of surrendering the life they built together.

In the 1850s Kansas Territory, Naomi keeps a remote stagecoach waystation running through stubbornness, hard work, and sheer determination. The station is her livelihood, her home, and proof that she can survive without depending on another man.

Then Nathaniel Reeve arrives.

He is a surveyor sent to evaluate the road that keeps Naomi's settlement alive. If the route changes, her station may become worthless. Nathaniel expects a temporary assignment. Naomi sees him as one more outsider with the power to decide her future.

Neither expects a growing connection.

As Nathaniel becomes drawn into the struggles of the town, Naomi finds herself trusting him despite every reason not to. But a powerful local businessman has plans for the land, the water, and the road-and Naomi's independence stands directly in his way.

With the future of the settlement at stake, Naomi must decide what she is willing to fight for, what she is finally ready to leave behind, and whether loving someone again has to mean losing herself.

A HOME WORTH KEEPING is a slow-burn historical romance about second chances, frontier survival, community, independence, and finding a partner when you have already learned how to stand alone.