Helen J. Rolfe is the author of the The Kindness Club on Mapleberry Lane series, the Heritage Cove series, the Café at the End of the Pier series, and the New York Ever After series.
Rolfe writes book in the women’s fiction genre with stories focusing on family, friendships, secrets, and relationships. The author was born and raised in the United Kingdom. She studied business at University and worked in I.T., but it was her dream to write and she eventually gave it a shot. That was in 2011 and she has continued to write ever since.
Publication Order of Café at the End of the Pier Books
Publication Order of Heritage Cove Books
Publication Order of The Kindness Club on Mapleberry Lane Books
Publication Order of Lantern Square Books
Publication Order of Magnolia Creek Books
Publication Order of New York Ever After Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
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Coming Home to Heritage Cove is the first book in the Heritage Cove series. The story begins as Melissa returns to Heritage Cove as Barney, a father figure to her, is in the hospital. She has been gone five years and ends up bumping into Harvey, the love of her life that she left behind. The two had planned to move away together, but at the last moment Harry changed his mind. She wishes to avoid him, but she knows how hard that can be in a small town. Both of them blame each other for what happened and neither wants to admit wrongdoing. The two end up working together to make sure the Wedding Dress Ball goes off as planned.
Rolfe is also the author of The Farmhouse of Second Chances. Joy has turned her old farmhouse into a safe place for anyone who needs a fresh start. Libby has a job in New York and decides to take a break in the countryside where she finds herself drawn into Joy’s world and her family. That family includes Drew, a man that Joy once helped. Joy has always helped others, but now a secret from her past threatens everything for her. This unlikely group of people will come together in order to give Joy her own second chance.
