Historias de Countrylife

Some people leave home because they have to. Others because they choose to. Stella Denver never had the chance to leave. At twenty-one, she's doing everything she can to keep her family's ranch - and the life built on it - alive. Matthias Anderson swore he'd never come back. After twenty years away, the sherif's son returns to Juniper believing his stay will only be temporary. But in a town where everyone remebers your name, and the valley that refuses to let go, leaving isn't as a easy as it once was.

Some storms destroy everything. Others bring you exactly where you're meant to be. Emma Carter has spent years pouring every ounce of herself into the horse rescue she inherited from her grandfather. With mounting debt, broken fences, and a heart she's sworn to protect, love is the last thing on her mind. Luke Hayes came home to Kentucky hoping to leave his past behind. Quiet, guarded, and carrying scars no one can see, he isn't looking for forever. But when a violent storm throws them together, neither of them is prepared for the spark that follows. As old secrets surface and painful pasts refuse to stay buried, Emma and Luke must decide if love is worth risking the lives they've worked so hard to rebuild. Because sometimes the fiercest storms don't tear people apart... They bring them home. A slow-burn small-town romance filled with horses, family, healing, unforgettable chemistry, and a hero who falls first.

Years of heartache, healing, and learning to trust have led Becca and Craig to this moment. They're ready to create the future they've always imagined for themselves. A future that starts with a simple wedding. Authentic vows. A road ahead stretching out like an open country highway. Forever isn't built in one day, or one moment. It's spent drinking coffee while the sun comes up together. Talking until your eyes won't stay open on your front porch swing. Filling a family home with laughter. And every day afterward, when you choose each other again. Through blending families, chasing dreams long since forgotten, and beginning the journey of opening Becca's bakery, they will learn that marriage isn't the end goal-it's just the start of their adventure. Together. Made of moments, they'll learn healing doesn't mean forgetting the pieces of your past. It gives you the strength to find your future. Heartfelt romance, touching family, second chances, small-town vibes, and magic moments fill Choosing Forever. It's the emotional conclusion to Kate Brown's What Was Mistaken for Love trilogy. Because sometimes the best love story doesn't revolve around finding your soulmate... It's about choosing them over and over, for the rest of your life.

( this isnt my intro nor am i the first to write about it.... but i didnt like the ones about this that i read or tried....so i decided to make my own book where only this intro isnt mine...thr rest is all my work ....i hope you guys ebjoy reading this ) Xander's mom and your mom are best friends, but they've never introduced you and Xander to each other. Lately, you've been acting like a spoiled and arrogant girl so your mom decided to send you to the countryside to Xander and his mom's ranch for the whole summer to change your bratty attitude.

In a small, quiet farming village, 15-year-old Emily leads a simple life, helping her family tend to their land and animals. One day, while exploring the outskirts of her family's fields, she stumbles upon a magnificent, wild horse-its coat gleaming like burnished gold and its eyes full of untamed spirit. Despite its beauty, the horse has a mysterious, restless energy that keeps everyone else at bay. Undeterred, Emily is drawn to the animal and begins visiting it in secret, gradually earning its trust with her kindness and patience. As they grow closer, a unique and unbreakable bond forms between them, one built on mutual respect and understanding. Together, they face challenges that test their friendship and reveal Emily's inner strength, as she realizes that this horse is not just her companion, but a reflection of her own wild, free spirit. Their journey proves that the strongest connections in life aren't forged through words but through loyalty, love, and a shared sense of adventure. ART WORK IS NOT MINE I HAD HELP WITH IT COVER IS MADE BY MY BEST FRIEND. HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY THE STORY.

When Georgia Hart drives back through the tree-lined roads of her childhood hometown, the golden leaves whisper a truth she's not ready to face. Everything looks the same, and yet nothing is. Once a bright-eyed kindergarten teacher, Georgia returns home searching for something steady after a season of loss and restlessness. What she doesn't expect to find is Richard Ellis, the quiet boy she grew up with. He's older now, broader in the shoulders, and still carrying that easy, disarming charm she never quite forgot. Years ago, their friendship had always skirted the edges of something more with glances that lingered too long, conversations that felt like secrets. But life moved forward, pulling them in different directions. Now, with her father's recent death the family's orchard needs tending, her mother urging her to stay and help. Now Georgia finds herself working alongside Richard once more. Between the hum of bees and the scent of ripe apples, old feelings stir like leaves in the wind. Richard's teasing smile hides a tenderness he can't quite name and Georgia's heart begins to thaw beneath the warmth of his handsome features and steady devotion. As autumn deepens, the two must decide if what they once left behind was just youthful affection... or the beginning of a love that never really ended. A story of coming home, healing, and rediscovering grace. "Where Love Took Root" is a tender, slow-blooming romance reminding us that sometimes the heart doesn't move on... it waits.

My life was hell. Then it all changed. Now I don't no what to do. Then: I had a hard life growing up, my father and mother always caused trouble, my brother tried to make sure we were okay but it never happened. I caused all the trouble and I will always regret it, everybody thinks different but not me. Now: I have a different life, a new beginning but they've all stayed behind. How do I cope? I was use to everything that happened from my old life. I met tommy he changed things but hated me for being quiet. I couldn't look at him so I ran and stayed away. Then he found me.

Hillory has an adopted sister named Hellonore that was originally her best friend! What could be better!? Having her best friend become her sister was like a dream come true. But when they move, they both have whole different ideas about how they feel about their new home and new lifestyle. Hellenore wants to go back but Hillory want to stay. Hellenore ends up wanting to run away! What can Hillory do to stop her before it's too late?

Short Stories that happen before or outside of the events of the Across the Stars books

Rory and Alex's minds have always been tethered. When one falls asleep they see through the others eyes, feel each others pain and can see into the others thoughts. What will happen when fate brings them together?

Jessie is a city girl who craves the country side so once school gets out, she decides to stay with her Gram and Grandpapa for a few weeks on their farm. Jessie has a hard time making friends because of her shy personality, so she is hoping to make some new friends. On the first day at the farm, she meets Calvin, a country boy. Will they become friends? Can Calvin except Jessie with all of her flaws? Who knows, maybe they'll become more than just friends.

Little Renge finds some cats. Will they come home with her if she plays a song?

Edgy city boy Oh Sehun is sent into the countryside to minimalize his obnoxious lifestyle. He meets a chicken, an old man, and his young daughter, Kim Namjoo, who has never been to the city. He is faced with challenges when his big spending city life suddenly no longer exists under the beating sun and is forced to complete menial tasks in order to get his three meals a day. On the farm sanctuary he butts head with Namjoo but they soon transition from enemies to friends. They split when he returns to the city, but Namjoo soon follows. The city proves to be a different world than she imagined as she discovers secrets and more about Sehun's frivolous life. And she soon learns that there are things closer to her heart than she's imagined. ***Characters are mine, this is all from my imagination. I'm only borrowing images and names, no other intention

In the quiet charm of Greenstone Valley, Evangeline Carter (Evie) thought she was running away from the curse, only to find out she was running straight into it. Leaving behind the polished cages of New York City and the weight of a powerful but broken family, Evie seeks peace in the countryside her grandmother once called home. But the valley holds more than silence and simplicity. Beneath its golden orchards and handwritten sonnets lies a past aching to be known. And the deeper she falls... in love, in secrets, in the arms of someone she never expected, the more she realizes that betrayal isn't always behind you. Sometimes, it's waiting just ahead. A story of love, legacy, and the haunting truths buried beneath old soil.

Pete Sagely, exterminator extraordinaire, hopes to win over Fincke Pest Control's spunky new receptionist, but he has a job to do first. The McDaniel's ninety acre property has an infestation problem that has gotten out of hand, and when Pete is called back less than two weeks after his last visit, he discovers the problem has become much larger than he can handle. (This story received Honorable Mention in the 2nd Quarter Writers of the Future Contest - WritersOfTheFuture.com)

The orchard has witnessed everything. First kisses and last goodbyes. Marriages born from necessity and love grown from patience. Children who left and grandchildren who returned. Harvests that saved them and winters that broke them. Ellie Whitaker never wanted to stay. She had poems in her pockets and cities in her dreams. But debt has a way of making decisions for you - and so does a quiet man named Caleb Thorne. What began as a bargain between two struggling families became something no one planned for. Not a grand romance. Not fireworks. Something slower. Something that lasted. The Orchard Remembers is a multigenerational story of love, loss, and the stubborn persistence of family - told across decades, through the eyes of the women and men who tended the land and each other. Some loves don't burn bright. They endure. And the orchard remembers every single one.

famous sci-fi writer Sakusa Kiyoomi, decides to write his first ever romance book, both his manager, Yachi and his editor, iwaizumi worry that the romance sounds fake. Yachi gets in contact with an old friend from high school and she finds a pair of twins who are willing to let him live in their home for his stay in the Japanese country to learn about country life and interview country couples , only with the deal that Kiyoomi sets one of the twins up with his famous cousin Komori moyota, one twin is welcoming while the other treats him with extreme avoidance, but through this stay Kiyoomi not only gets content for his book. He learns about love, loss and hope, and teaches a few things too.