Welcome to Harmony
(Book)

Includes excerpt from Somewhere Along the Way (p. [359]-373).

Sixteen-year-old runaway Reagan has always wanted a place to belong. She's never had a real home of her own, but perhaps she could borrow someone else's. At the nursing home where Reagan works, Miss Beverly Truman's fond memories of Harmony, Texas, seem to fill the empty space inside the girl. After Miss Beverly passes away, Reagan travels to Harmony, pretending to be the woman's granddaughter, and is taken into the home of Beverly's surviving brother. Still, Reagan is afraid to trust the gruff kindness shown to her by Jeremiah Truman, and the warm friendship offered by another teen named Noah, who dreams of being a rodeo star. She keeps her distance from Noah's sister, Alex McAllen, who's the town sheriff and busy with her own stormy relationship with volunteer fire chief Hank Matheson. But when prairie fires threaten Harmony, Reagan learns the true meaning of family, friends, and home.