Tales from Starlight Hills
by Debora Dennis
Welcome to Starlight Hills, where mountain views, small-town charm, and the little Bitty Bake Shop make romance always worth savoring.
Meet Bitty Crane, the town’s beloved baker and resident matchmaker, who knows that sometimes all it takes is a little holiday magic—and the right baked good—to bring two stubborn hearts together.
In Muffins & Mistletoe, Corinne Mackenzie makes the biggest mistake of her life when she turns down a marriage proposal from the man she loves. With Christmas approaching, she turns to Bitty for help winning Jimmy Crane’s heart back. The trouble? Jimmy intends to avoid Corinne at all costs…until mistletoe gets in the way.
In A Proposal & Pumpkin Pie, city girl Lacey Andrews returns home for Thanksgiving, expecting nothing more than family, crisp autumn days, and a slice of Bitty’s famous pumpkin pie. But one chance encounter with Kane O’Brien—and one very unexpected proposal—may change everything she thought she knew about love, family, and coming home.
Two heartwarming novellas. One charming town. And plenty of love to go around.
More books by Debora Dennis
Death on a Dinner Cruise
A Compass Rose B&B Mystery
The Compass Rose B&B has survived three generations of Delaney women, hurricanes, and sixty-seven batches of Gran Rose's experimental scones. A dead travel blogger on a sunset cruise might be what finally breaks it.
When Marina "Rina" Delaney inherited the Compass Rose, she got a Victorian porch, a scone-stealing seagull named Gerald, and a cat who answers to no one. What she didn't expect was a boatful of suspects, a murder investigation, and an exposé that threatens to sink her grandmother's legacy faster than a nor'easter.
Travel blogger Trevor Bliss checked out of room seven with a smirk and a secret. Hours later, he's found dead on Captain Derry's sunset cruise — and the Compass Rose B&B is front and center of the story he never got to publish.
Now, with ChowderFest in full swing, she’s got cancelations flooding in, and a handsome detective telling her in no uncertain terms to stay out of it, Rina does what any self-respecting innkeeper would do: she asks a lot of pointed questions, takes very good notes, and keeps one eye on Gerald — who has a knack for causing chaos.
In Beacon Harbor, everyone has a motive, no one has a clean alibi, and some secrets are buried deeper than the harbor itself.