Finding Home
A Trinity Springs Novel – Book Four
blurb...
When Morgan Daniels’s husband dies in a fiery plane crash hundreds of miles from where he was supposed to be, the grief is overwhelming—but the questions are worse. Why was Tyler flying to Oklahoma on a day he was supposed to be at the office? Who was the unidentified woman on board with him? And what else had he been hiding?
With her world upended, Morgan returns to her small hometown of Trinity Springs, Texas, with her twin daughters in tow. Surrounded by familiar faces and the comfort of family, she begins piecing together her shattered life. But as the layers of Tyler’s secrets begin to unravel, what she discovers could change everything she thought she knew.
The deeper Morgan digs, the more unsettling the truth becomes—forcing her not only to confront Tyler’s betrayal and her own grief but to test her strength and her faith. Jeff Barnes, the steady, loyal friend she once overlooked, stands at her side. His quiet strength helps anchor her through the storm and reminds her that love sometimes waits in the most unexpected places.
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
“This is an inspiring, emotional and romantic story. It’s perfect to cuddle up, grab a cup of tea or coffee and settle in for a sweet, poignant, and heartwarming story of two people given a second chance at love and life. It’s a touching story that left me smiling and satisfied…oh and there were a few tears shed too.”
— Socrates Book Reviews
Review
Flower Girl
After suffering an unimaginable tragedy, Lily Greene boards a bus and travels the 1,000 miles from Chicago to Trinity Springs, Texas, her beloved grandmother’s hometown. Unsure of what she will find there, but certain she can’t stay in Chicago, she steps off the bus in a torrential spring rain and wanders into Sherise’s Café.
Cooper MacDonald, a confirmed bachelor by his own admission, has been offered a position in his best friend’s law firm in Trinity Springs. However, it would necessitate a move from Dallas, where he has a well-paying job as a corporate attorney. As tempting as it is to escape the hubbub and traffic of North Dallas, he hasn’t seriously entertained the idea. But when he almost collides with Lily and gazes into her mesmerizing blue-green eyes, he begins to rethink the offer.
Myra Williamson, one of Trinity Springs’s most colorful characters, owns the only flower shop in town, Bunches of Love. Lily soon finds a boss, a landlady, and a mentor in Myra. Their friendship will ultimately change both women’s lives forever.
Skye Blue
A Trinity Springs Novel – Book Two
When rancher Kacie Griffin is faced with the imminent retirement of her long-time ranch foreman, Stewart, she defers to his trusted opinion for a replacement. The only problem with Stewart’s choice: he’s a city boy.
Clay Fischer is tired of nine-to-five in a windowless office and wants to return to his rancher roots. He knows he must win over a very opinionated and strong-willed Kacie before he gets the job permanently, but arriving for the interview in a starched white shirt and brand-spanking new ostrich boots might not have been the best idea.
Skye Mallery, a winsome seven-year-old foster child, soon enters their lives and quickly wins their hearts, teaching them lessons in what it means to be a family. That is, until her biological father learns of her existence and threatens to destroy the “family” they’ve created.
New Song
A Trinity Springs Novel – Book One
Abandoned by his mother on his third birthday, Lucas Avila now leads a fulfilling life as a Dallas attorney, but the death of his grandmother brings him back to his hometown of Trinity Springs. A yellowed document, found among his grandmother’s possessions, takes him on an unforeseen journey of discovery and growth.
Music teacher Maria Vargas recently moved back into her own childhood home in Trinity Springs, across the street from the Avilas, where she and Lucas had played together until her family moved away when they were both seven. She never forgot her neighborhood friend, though, and when she sees him after twenty years, she’s once again smitten.
Everett Bennington, veteran of the Gulf War and son of a wealthy Dallas businessman, has chosen to live on the streets for almost twenty-five years. When he meets Lucas and Maria, he faces a decision that could alter his life in a most unexpected way.
Readers are Saying
“Rebecca Stevenson checked all the right boxes in her new book, NEW SONG. It has intrigue, romance, mystery, compassion, sadness, and joy all taking place in a small-town Texas setting.”
— Amazon Reader
“One of those fast paced books you can’t put down like Richard Paul Evans or Nicholas Sparks. I loved the characters, the plot, and the clean writing. It’s going to seem like a long wait for the next book.”
— Amazon Reader
“I love how Rebecca weaves in and relates the people and events of her first Trinity Springs novel to this second one. I was hating to leave “my friends” and hoping for the sequel to be published soon. I recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys reading fresh, new literature that presents opportunities for everyone to view life and its complications through a hopeful lens.”
— 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 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 fourth book in the Wentworth Cove series, which will be available in early spring 2026.
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