Come Home: A Small Town Christian Romance (One Year to Change Everything Book 3)
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She has spent her whole life going where she is needed. He has spent his whole life staying where he is needed. Neither knows what to do when love asks them to stay—and go.
After seven years running a girls’ school and a small clinic in East Africa, Savannah Cross comes home to a country she has never really known.
Sent back to rest after years of exhaustion and grief, she lands in the tiny Georgia town of Ellenwood with one bag, a worn Bible, and no idea who she is when nobody needs her by morning. She has spent her whole life moving toward the next crisis. Now, for the first time, there is nowhere to run.
Caleb Rhodes has never run anywhere.
He has stayed in Ellenwood, tended his family’s pecan orchard, answered every call, fixed every broken thing, and quietly carried the weight of a life he is no longer sure he chose. When he meets the missionary living above the hardware store, he recognizes something in her that unsettles him: the same restlessness he has spent years refusing to name.
Savannah doesn’t need a man to rescue her. Caleb doesn’t need another person to save.
But somewhere between a broken water heater, a dangerous frost, a meddling diner owner, and a town that refuses to let either of them disappear, something begins to change. For the first time, Savannah finds herself surrounded by people who want to give to her without asking what she can give back. And Caleb begins to wonder if the calling he’s been afraid to pursue might not require him to leave everything he loves behind.
Then the choices they’ve both been avoiding finally come due.
Because sometimes faith means going.
Sometimes it means staying.
And sometimes the hardest thing God asks is believing you can do both.
COME HOME is Book Three of the ONE YEAR TO CHANGE EVERYTHING series—a heartfelt Christian romance about faith, healing, belonging, finding home, and discovering that sometimes God’s calling doesn’t ask you to choose between where you’re meant to go and the people you’re meant to love.