Home of Her Heart

There is a distinct, lingering bittersweetness that comes with reaching the final chapter of a series built around three inseparable best friends.

First, we watched Leigh surrender to love. Then, we saw Allison fight for hers. Now, at long last, the spotlight shifts. It is finally Jasmine’s turn.

Home of Her Heart is the third and final installment in my Her Heart Series, tying together the lives of three women who have anchored each other through it all. But if you’ve met Jasmine in the earlier books, you already know she was never going to let her own happily-ever-after come easily. She is a woman wrapped in the armor of impeccable style—confident, razor-tongued, fiercely loyal, and notoriously good at ensuring the world only sees her polished exterior, never the vulnerabilities she keeps fiercely guarded.

What you are about to discover is just how much she has been hiding beneath that flawless facade.

When Jasmine retreats home to Texas after chasing a glittering, high-stakes life in New York that slowly unraveled, she is forced to confront a fear far scarier than failure: What if the vibrant life she thought she so desperately wanted simply doesn’t fit her anymore? And what if returning home isn’t a white flag of surrender, but a blank canvas?

That pivotal question became the beating heart of this book. Jasmine is a woman who intimately understands the language of clothing. She intuitively grasps structure, proportion, and the microscopic adjustments required to make a garment drape flawlessly. But figuring out how to tailor her own messy, unpredictable life? That requires a pattern she simply doesn’t have.

Especially when Randy Donnelly is standing in the middle of it.

Randy is a mechanic who views the world in absolutes. He understands the hum of a well-oiled engine; when something breaks, you diagnose the friction, and you fix it. Unfortunately, human hearts aren’t quite so cooperative. Jasmine and Randy share a complicated, combustible history. They have friendship, crackling chemistry, and a spectacular amount of unresolved, maddening tension. They also share a deeply significant reason why Jasmine categorically refuses to trust him.

Randy quickly realizes that a fractured romance is not a problem he can solve with a wrench. To win her back, he has to do something terrifying. He has to grow up.

He learns that real love isn’t found in cinematic grand gestures. It’s found in the quiet, profound art of paying attention. It’s knowing exactly which foods are safe for her. It’s remembering the tiny details that champion her career. It’s clearing out a drawer and fiercely pretending it is just “unquestionably temporary textile storage.” It’s writing terrible, rhyming apology poetry. It’s baking a spectacularly ugly cake.

And yes—this is unequivocally an erotic romance. Jasmine and Randy’s chemistry is a living, breathing thing that refuses to politely stay in the background. But while their physical connection is explosive, attraction was never their hurdle. Trust was. This gave me the beautiful opportunity to explore intimacy in all its forms—from the furious, messy, and wildly hot encounters to the tender, playful, and emotionally stripped-bare moments where ordinary domestic life becomes incredibly sexy simply because it belongs to the two of them.

Underneath the heat, this is a story of rebuilding. Jasmine is stitching her confidence back together through a growing relationship with tailoring, discovering that swapping a broken dream for a new one isn’t giving up—it’s growing. Randy, meanwhile, is dismantling everything he thought he knew about commitment.

For readers who have championed Leigh, Allison, and Jasmine from page one, this book delivers the ultimate payoff: watching these three women thrive on the other side of immense change. The brutal honesty and relentless teasing are still there, but now, the woman who spent years watching everyone else find their place finally discovers her own.

I’ll just say that Home of Her Heart is brimming with fierce female friendship, career reinvention, vintage silk, grease-stained mechanics, accidental domesticity, hard-won forgiveness, and unapologetic heat. It’s a story about two people realizing that building a life together doesn’t mean either has to shrink to fit.

Leigh found love. Allison found love. Now it’s Jasmine’s turn. I hope you fall for her story as hard as I did.

Welcome to Home of Her Heart. Now available on Amazon.