Free Bed, Breakfast, and You (Brookfield) by Lacey Wolfe

and we’ll get you all booked.” Claire was ecstatic to have someone who wanted to stay there.
    As she went over the details with Mr. and Mrs. Adams, she stole a few glances at Jace, who sat beside her, holding her hand under the table. This man gave her all the courage she needed. With him by her side, she could tackle anything.
     
    The End
     
     
     
     
    About Lacey Wolfe
    Lacey Wolfe has always had a passion for words, whether it’s getting lost in a book or writing her own. From the time she was a child she would slip away to write short stories about people she knew and fantasies she wished would happen. It has always been her dream to be a published author and with her two children now of school age, she finally has the time to work on making her dream come true.

Lacey lives in Georgia with her husband, son and daughter, their six cats and one black lab who rules the house.
     
    www.laceywolfe.com
    Email Lacey Wolfe: [email protected]
     
    Contemporary Romances
     
    Brookfield Series
    Finding Home (Continue reading for a preview)
    Bare Necessities
    The Brookfield Series – Volume 1 (Includes Finding Home and Bare Necessities)
    Not Just Friends
     
    Love Strikes Trilogy
    Bidding Wars – Coming May 17
     
     
    Erotic Romance Books
     
    Amber’s Muse
    Tempting The Manny
    Bound By Pleasure
    The Naked Truth
    Sarah’s Chase
    Letting Go
     
    Hot Bods Series
    Fool Me Once
    More Than Useful
    Accidental Love
    Opposites Attract
     
    Free Stories
    Sarah’s Chase
    At the Beach – Volume 1
    Holiday Kisses
     
     
     
     
     
    Finding Home – The story that started the Brookfield Series
    Available Now!
     
    Chapter One
     
    Welcome to Brookfield, Wyoming. We hope you enjoy your visit.
    Julie Miller rolled her eyes as she passed the sign that welcomed her back to her hometown. It had been a long time since she’d been back. It was one of those places that never changed, and its people would take you back anytime with their arms wide open.
    As she drove down Main Street, she took note the town was almost the same. Just a fresh coat of paint on many of the stores. The street lights that lit the darkened streets had all been replaced and now had a more modern look to them.
    It was a ghost town though. Then again, what did she expect? It was eleven at night, and this was the small town of Brookfield. Nothing stayed open late. Everyone was probably home, nestled up warm in their beds. She had debated on going straight to her mother’s house, but she was coming unannounced. It would be best to arrive in the morning.
    At the stop sign, Julie took a right onto Steeple Lane and headed toward Honeycreek Bed and Breakfast. She pulled up to the beautiful house. The front porch was lit up. It was as if they knew she was coming. As she shut off the car, she sat a moment to compose herself. Returning here was more difficult than she’d expected. Soon everyone would be asking questions about why she was here and, even if she could avoid answering, they would all be able to see why.
    Julie placed her hand on her belly. A tear trickled down her cheek as she remembered.
    Pacing back and forth across the bathroom, Julie waited. Deep down she knew what that stick was going to say, but all she could do was pray it wouldn’t. As if she even had that control at this point. What was done was done, and there was no changing it.
    The timer on her cell phone went off. Biting her bottom lip, she turned toward the test. It was time to find out if what she feared was true. She had laid the box over the stick, and she now had to remove it to see if it would confirm her fear. As her arms shook, she pushed the box aside and stared down at the results.
    “Shit,” she said. “I’m pregnant.”
    Well, she had no other choice now. She was over three months late, and she had to tell Jeremy. She was scared to tell him. They’d never discussed children. Things were getting serious between them. She had just recently moved into his apartment since she