Five Books of the California Romance Series
If you enjoy strong characters successfully overcoming real hurdles:
job loss, widowhood, becoming a single mother, enduring a Hollywood-crazy mother, and finding help for a floundering child, then you’ll enjoy this set of five full-length romance novels set on California’s Central Coast.
California Sunset: Annie is a single parent of a teenage son who’s just lost her high-paying technology position in Silicon Valley. She’s got no time for love.
California Wine: Elizabeth has come to Italy for a little adventure, good food, and a last trip with her college-aged daughter. A romance with an Italian is impossible.
California Homecoming: She’s a single pregnant college graduate who has purchased a rundown Victorian to create an inn on the California coast. She doesn’t trust any man.
California Thyme: Mandy’s parents crashed and burned in Hollywood. Unfortunately, the director’s offer is too good to turn down.
California Sunrise: Alicia is an 18-year-old single mom with a young child on the Asperger’s scale. Surely, a hard-working pediatrician wouldn’t be interested in her.___
Where to Get It
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Books in the California Coast Romance series.
Click on a book cover to learn more about each title.
REVIEWS FOR
California Sunset
“Her characters are believable, likable, easy to identify with and her story unfolds smoothly. I read the book in a little more than one day and couldn’t put it down.” ~ E. Piper
California Wine
“So very romantic. The wine! The sexy Italian! The struggle to make pasta from scratch is real!” ~ Gwendolyn Culver
California Homecoming
“Don’t miss California Homecoming by Casey Dawes. I promise you won’t regret it.” ~ HarlequinJunkie
California Thyme
“Casey Dawes is a rising star. California Thyme is a lovely, emotionally complex story with heart and passion, featuring two characters who deserve to find their happy ending.” ~ New York Times Bestselling Author, RaeAnne Thayne.
California Sunrise
“Casey Dawes tackles two important social issues: autism and the plight of young Hispanics, while adding a nice dash of romance.” ~ New York Times bestselling author Kat Martin