Tamara Passey

Angela and Mark are about to welcome their first baby when new visitors come to the farm. What was supposed to be a simple celebration becomes a surprising adventure searching for lost family heirlooms and buried treasure. Will Angela have the holiday of her dreams? And will Mark be able to find the treasure before it's too late?It's the last Christmas season before Mark and Angela welcome their first child, and Angela is determined to have an unforgettable holiday before the baby's arrival changes everything. She insists on hosting the holiday dinner at the farm instead of at her mother's house, and she wants to make sure her daughter Caroline doesn't feel left out. But more than anything, she's intent on making sure the bustle of the season doesn't overshadow an anniversary celebration with Mark.A man brings his family to see the famous Shafer miracle trees. Not only is he Mark's cousin, he knows how to run a tree farm too. Mark needs someone to take Brett's place, but his cousin is convinced the trees are growing over a stockpile of gold. Wary of anyone who believes the stories of buried treasure, Mark must make a difficult decision. Soon, trespassers begin tearing up the land in search of the long-rumored gold. Despite Mark's resistance to hunting treasure, that may be exactly what he needs to do to protect the trees.Book Three in the Shafer Farm Romance Series, The Tree Keeper's Treasure delivers inspiring, holiday delight.Books in the Shafer Farm Romance SeriesBook One: The Christmas Tree KeeperBook Two: The Tree Keeper's Promise

A small-town, holiday romance inspired by A Christmas Carol.Eleanor is working to save her grandmother's fudge shop when she is reunited with Cam, a high-powered consultant with a crush on her since high school.Eleanor Fooge didn't ask to have a name that rhymed with the most famous miser in history, but she did vow to never be like him--a vow that was easy to keep during high school and college and right on through success at running her grandmother's fudge business. But she discovered success was like trying to hold water in her hand--the harder she tried, the more tightfisted she became. When the orders slowed and the customers flocked to the new cupcake shop in town, her hands--and her heart--closed up and iced over. Soon it wasn't just the business and protecting the family name at risk. As the boys in ninth grade had teased her, no one loves a Scrooge.Cam Wilson traded his small ski-town childhood for big-city college and a fast track to the good life. Or so he thought. The only good thing about his new job was the money. He hadn't bargained for the travel, the constant pressure to deliver results, and the shallow relationships that would leave him wanting more. The years he spent helping desperate CEOs save their businesses from bankruptcy taught him something he hadn't expected--he may have left the good life back in Pine Creek.He found himself missing everything he thought he didn't need--fresh air, a town full of people who felt like family, a view of the mountains that never got old. And longing for one more chance to get to know Eleanor--the girl with the funny last name but the sweetest smile he'd ever seen. Going back wasn't the hard part. What he wanted was a reason to stay.When a viral video drives them apart, can a rare copy of A Christmas Carol bring them together? Find out in this heartwarming, second-chance holiday romance.

No mom needs advice from Young Mother of the Year . . . does she?In this collection of memoir-styled essays, Tamara Passey, the mother of three children, describes the whirlwind of navigating the medical world with a newborn in need of a transplant, her brother's violent death, and her own health challenges. Along the way, she rediscovers her value and meaning as a mother-a discovery that will penetrate your heart and illuminate a new view of mothering.