by Rebecca Deel
Madison noticed a certain dark-haired storekeeper watching his progress out of the parking lot. Del and Josh? She grinned. The next few months might be interesting.
“Nick!” Serena launched herself into Nick’s arms. “You were amazing. Are you going to play some of the same pieces for my wedding?”
He swung her around, laughing. “Make me a list. I’ll play anything you want to hear. Where’s Ethan?”
Serena turned him loose with a wry smile. “Same place as Meg, a homicide.” She turned and hugged Madison. “I’m so happy for you, Maddie. This is just the beginning.”
Madison smiled over Serena’s shoulder at her husband. Her sister was right. This was only the beginning—a new husband, a new store, and new dreams.
About the Author
Rebecca Deel is a preacher’s kid with a black belt in karate. She teaches business classes at a private four-year college in Nashville, Tennessee. She plays the piano at church, writes freelance articles, and runs interference for the family Westies. She’s been married to her amazing husband for more than 20 years and is the proud mom of two grown sons. She delivers monthly devotions to the women’s group at her church and conducts seminars in personal safety, money management, and writing. Her articles have been published in ONE Magazine, Contact, and Co-Laborer, and she was profiled in the June 2010 Williamson edition of Nashville Christian Family magazine. Rebecca completed her Doctor of Arts degree in Economics and wears her favorite Dallas Cowboys sweatshirt when life turns ugly.
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