Homecoming Kate Morton Novels & Stories

Kate blinked forcing herself out of those thoughts. ''We'll start with a plate of vegetable salad; get her a plate of salad, she needs to be nourished.” ''yes madam,” the chef nodded and walked away, Kate rolled her eyes, this was going to be a really long day. By the time Liam came back home, Dorothy was gone. She had waited for him, but Kate told her that he would be home late and they would come to see her soon, so she left. Kate was lied down out on the bed when Liam walked in.

"At least I finally get to see your home don't I ?" She moved back a step. "A home that you're definitely not welcome in." She said, and then she continued forward, away from the scent of him that seemed to be intoxicating her. They seemed to have covered an incredible distance in the short while that passed, Kate thought, because she was already home on ol' 1560 in Marilyn Monroe avenue.

“That will be all, Katherine Reeves. Thank you for your time.” Kate walked back to her formerly-occupied chair and nearly passed out. This was done and dusted, only a few more things left. She pressed the screen of her phone and put a call to Mr. Morolto.

"Harry told me she was out of the country and spent her birthday with her girlfriend." I nodded. "Anyway, I see that you're in a sorority. It isn't like you to join one though." Kate snickered, her forest eyes held amusement. "I know but it's a part of a deal with my Mom. It's a long story but it's not that bad. And hey, do you know some Olivia Maree Thompson from your school?" I frowned. "Yeah? She's Arisa's ex. What about her?" "You mean, Quinn's girlfriend?"

It was the day I received my acceptance letter. Steve Baxter, my teacher, patted me on the shoulder with a proud smile. "Congratulations, Kate. With Brightmoor being over a thousand miles away from our village, I guess you probably won't be coming home very often after this. While you still have a few days of vacation left, make the most of it with your family." Slipping the acceptance letter into my bag, I started heading home. My older brother, Cole Maxwell, was busy in the kitchen when I stepped into the yard. He was preparing a birthday meal for Jennifer Burke, the orphan he had brought home five years ago.

Clair’s POV I can’t deny the fact that I miss LA so much, and no matter how badly I want to hate my stepmom and Abigail, I just can’t. And Hana? She’s carved all over my heart. “Are you sure you can do this job?” The soft tone matched the soft smile spreading across the woman’s lips. I glanced at the badge pinned to her shirt read Kimberly . She nodded gently, like she was nudging me to say yes, like everything was going to be okay.

Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers’ Favorite Coming Home by AM Sams follows the story of two neighboring families in Wyoming whose lives become intertwined under extraordinary circumstances. Cortland is one of the four Carter brothers overseeing the large Carter family ranch. He is determined to get back his family's mineral and water rights that his grandfather lost in a poker game to his neighbor, Mr. Mowery. Meanwhile, Mowery's granddaughter, Austin, is back in Wyoming, eager to rectify her family's mistakes and return the water rights of the original owners. When Cortland meets Austin, both feel an intense mutual attraction that develops into a full-blown love affair. But Cortland's tr

To be specific, her belly was big enough to completely block out her and Liam’s gigantic TV on the wall. “You said I wasn’t allowed to watch Rick and Morty at your place anymore,” I complained, “so it’s going to be all Christmas movies for the next month.” “Kate.” Mari sounded serious now. “You’re going to make me miss the opening scene.” It started with the soon-to-be queen, Kelly, accidentally tripping on a tree root and falling right into the unmarried king’s path. Classic.

Kate responded, in an amused manner. Kate's part-time work at Ascott Mansion is finally finished. She was able to get her hard-earned salary, and Mrs. Ascott even gave her a bonus, so shell be able to support herself for the whole semester, which is good because she'll be able to concentrate on her studies, without thinking any problems with money. A lot of girls at school are all talking about the upcoming Homecoming Dance. They're talking about what dresses are they going to wear, who are they going to go with, and what are they going to do after the party...