Dear Friend,

I have news.

Coming Home to Azalea Point — Book One of the Azalea Point Series — is almost here.

The manuscript is complete. The cover is finished. And as I write this, the book is being formatted for print and eBook, which means we are in the final stretch before it finds its way into your hands.

I wanted you to be the first to know.

About the book

Emma Rowan has spent twenty years mastering the impossible — closing multimillion-dollar deals, solving complex problems, building a life defined by competence. When a spring storm damages her late grandmother's flower farm in Azalea Point, Georgia, she returns expecting to authorize repairs, settle the estate, and catch her flight back to Chicago by Friday.

She doesn't make the Friday flight.

What keeps her isn't just the century-old greenhouse slowly being restored. It's the quiet rhythm of mornings on the boardwalk. The Copper Kettle, where Mabel has her tea waiting before she reaches the counter. The flowers her grandmother loved. And Luke Carter — the steady builder who understands that the things worth saving are rarely the things that can be rushed.

Sometimes the hardest journey isn't finding home.
It's believing you never had to earn your place there.

A note from me

This book took longer than I expected — not because anything went wrong, but because some stories ask to be done carefully. Emma's story is one of those. She deserved the time.

I think you'll understand why when you read it.

If you've already read The Flower Farm at Azalea Point, you've had a glimpse of the town and the people. Coming Home to Azalea Point is the full story — Emma's arrival, the greenhouse, Luke, the boardwalk at dawn, and the slow beautiful process of a woman discovering that she was always enough.

If you haven't read the prequel novella yet, it's still free and waiting for you. Just click the link at the end of this post.

What happens next

In the coming weeks I'll be sharing:

— The official cover reveal
— The release date announcement
— A chance to read an early excerpt
— Details on how to get your copy

As a newsletter subscriber you'll hear everything first — before social media, before anyone else.

Thank you for being here at the beginning of this. Azalea Point is real to me in a way that is a little hard to explain. I hope it becomes real to you too.

With warmth,
Chloe Luxley

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P.S. Haven't downloaded your free prequel novella yet? The Flower Farm at Azalea Point is your introduction to Azalea Point and it's waiting for you here: https://BookHip.com/TCZBMMW 🌸