Heat Level:Clean, Closed-Door Romance

Following her first winter in Arizona as a snowbird after the death of her husband, Sharon Peterson returns to Maine for the summer, eager to spend time with her daughters, Jessica and Amanda. What she’s not prepared for is how difficult it will be to share the news that she’s fallen in love again.

Sharon’s relationship with fellow snowbird Hal Jackson—sparked during a spontaneous trip to Sedona—doesn’t sit well with her younger daughter, Amanda. When Hal comes to visit, the tension is unmistakable, and Sharon finds herself caught between protecting her daughters’ feelings and honoring her own chance at happiness. She hopes that once she returns to Arizona, time and distance will help heal the strain.

But Arizona holds more than sunshine and familiarity. There, Sharon reconnects with Joseph Ramos, the contractor who built her winter home—and with whom she once shared a quiet, unexpected connection. What began as friendship may now be something deeper, forcing Sharon to question whether she chose the right path too quickly.

As Sharon settles back into her desert life, the vivid dreams she once had of a Native American couple from a distant past return, weaving together love, loss, and the possibility that some bonds transcend time.
Will Sharon—and the woman she was long ago—finally find the courage to choose the love meant to last?

Note to Readers:

This is the clean, closed-door edition of Déjà vu Dreams. The story, characters, and emotional arc are the same as the original version, but this edition handles romantic moments off-page.

Readers who already own the original edition (part of The Arizona Series) do not need to repurchase this book unless they specifically prefer a clean, closed-door version.