Sweetbriar Cottage Audiobook (Free)

“Sweetbriar Cottage is a story to fall in love with. True-to-life individuals, high stakes, and powerful chemistry mix to inform an emotional tale of reconciliation.”

-Brenda Novak, NY Times bestselling author

When Noah and Josephine discover their divorce was never actually finalized, their lives are turned upside down.

Following his divorce, Noah quit his dream job and settled at a remote horses ranch in the Blue Ridge Mountains of northern Georgia, placing much-needed distance about Sweetbriar Cottage between himself and the former appreciate of his life. But then Noah gets a letter from your IRS claiming he and Josephine remain wedded. When he confronts Josephine, they find that she skipped the final part of filing the paperwork and they are, in fact, still married.

Josephine is zero happier about the news headlines than Noah. Maybe the failed marriage-and botched divorce-was her problem, but her heart was shattered best alongside his, a lot more than he’d ever believe. The earlier they place this marriage in it, the better for both of their sakes.

But when Josephine delivers the final paperwork to his ranch, both become stranded in his cottage during the worst spring snowstorm in a decade. Being stuck with Josephine is usually a test of Noah’s stamina. He wrestles with resentment and an unmistakable draw to his wife-still beautiful, still brave, and still more interesting than any girl he’s ever known.

As they find themselves confronted with one another and their shared past, aged wounds surface area and tempers flare. However when they are forced out in to the storm, they need to rely on one another in ways they never have before. Josephine finally opens up about her tragic past, and Noah realizes she’s hardly ever been treasured unconditionally by anyone-including him. Will Noah acknowledge the task to pursue Josephine’s heart? And may she finally discover the courage to trust Noah?

“Sweetbriar Cottage is a wonderful story, filled with emotional tension and evocative prose.”

-Francine Rivers, NY Times bestselling writer of Redeeming Love