Falling Star
A Wentworth Cove Novel – Book Four
blurb...
Cole Baylor was once a rising star in Christian music. Until one mistake shattered his career and his faith in himself. Now tucked away in the seaside town of Wentworth Cove, he’s trying to rebuild something simple, honest, and true.
Annie Culwell knows about second chances. She’s worked hard to leave her past behind, finding solace in the rhythms of small-town life and a God who never let her go. When Cole walks into her world—haunted, humble, and full of music—she doesn’t expect the pull between them to be so strong.
Then Quinn Taylor arrives, pregnant and alone, carrying not only Cole’s child but also a vulnerability that binds them all in unexpected ways.
As summer deepens, so do the ties of love, forgiveness, and grace. In a town where healing often begins around a kitchen table or beneath a starlit sky, Cole, Annie, and Quinn each discover what it means to be fully supported and deeply loved.
A tender novel of friendship, redemption, and the kind of love that writes its own melody, Falling Star is a story for anyone who’s ever wondered if it’s possible to begin again.
Excerpt...
“Trinity Springs was one of those small Texas towns where folks still waved at passing cars and shouted Howdy! as they strolled by neighbors sitting on front porch swings in the evening. A small town large enough that you didn’t know everybody…but just about. Not far enough west to be full of cactuses and tumbleweeds and not far enough east to be full of pine trees and azaleas. But with field after field of bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush in the spring and spectacular crimson and gold sunsets year-round. And with a recently renovated quintessential town square built around a limestone courthouse to rival any…”
Reader
“Rebecca Stevenson has written a beautiful inspiring book highlighting grace and redemption in our imperfect lives. The storyline shows how the characters connect to change their lives in the newest book in the Wentworth Cove series. It’s a free standing book that also lets you become reacquainted with the previous characters in the series. I highly recommend it.”
—Amazon Reader
Review
Lonewild Winter
Watercolorist Reagan Hart and her twelve-year-old daughter Meredith have lived in New York City all their lives, but when Reagan hears that her ex-husband will be released from prison early, they change their last name, relocate to a small coastal town in Maine, and lease a house from a feisty octogenarian.
Brett Mason takes care of his aunt’s estate, including Lonewild, now that she’s moved to an assisted living facility, but he has trust issues of his own… and a tendency to butt in where he’s not wanted.
Jared Loper will stop at nothing to find his wife and daughter. Even if it means violating parole and the possibility of being sent back to prison.
The lives of these five people are about to intersect on the scenic streets and shores of Wentworth Cove.
Changing Light
Haunted by a tragedy in his past and estranged from his parents, photographer Josh Whitehall shuns close relationships and wants nothing to do with pesky children. But when Faith Parker and her exuberant eleven-year-old brother move to Wentworth Cove, Maine, his world is turned upside down.When Josh hears that Daniel needs a photography mentor, he can’t refuse fast enough.
That is, until he meets Faith…Gradually, Daniel’s zest for life and Faith’s friendship begin to bring healing to Josh in a most unexpected way.
Another Summer
A Wentworth Cove Novel – Book One
When literary agent Tracy Ratcliffe retreats to the coastal village of Wentworth Cove, Maine, she’s craving quiet—time to rest, reflect, and forget the chaos of Boston. But her peaceful getaway is upended when she begins to hear abouta decades-old portrait of a woman who looks exactly like herand that hung in the local art gallery for a while. The only problem? Tracy’s never been to Wentworth Covebefore. Drawn into the mystery of the portrait and the secrets it seems to hold, Tracybegins to question everything she thought she knew about her past—and about the man she’s always called “Dad.”
As buried family histories come to light, so does Nathan Norsworthy, the gallery owner’s brotherand a brooding, brilliant writer who claims to be penning the “Great American Novel.” At first, Nathan is a welcome distraction—until Tracy begins to wonder if their connection is genuine, or if he’s using her to open doors in the publishing world.
As she digs deeper into a tangled web of identity, betrayal, and long-buried truth, Tracy must decide who she can trust… and how far she’s willing to go to uncover the story that could change her life forever.
Readers are Saying
“Sometimes Christian romance writers make the mistake of writing characters who act more like middle schoolers than adults. Stevenson writes adult characters with adult problems and adult characteristics.”
— Amazon Reader
“This is the best beach read, not sappy and predictable either. You won’t be sorry you picked this one up.”
— Amazon Reader
About the Author
Rebecca Stevenson is a native Texan, but marriage took her to New England and the Maine coast stole her heart. She lives in Texas again, but frequent trips back to the Northeast were the inspirations and settings for her four-book Wentworth Cove series.
A former English and creative writing teacher, she thought if she could teach writing, she should be able to do it. Those thoughts and some brainstorming sessions with her daughter led to her first novel, Another Summer, set in a picturesque coastal village in Maine. From that debut novel, the Wentworth Cove series was born.
The four-book Trinity Springs series came about from a desire to write about her home state of Texas—replete with horses, ranches, and line dancing.
She’s currently working on the first book in a new series set in a lakeside village in New Hampshire.
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