Come Home, Clover

Clover Hart came home with a broken engagement, a vanished career, and everything she owned packed inside her unreliable car.

She only plans to stay in Bellflower long enough to catch her breath. Her insufferable mother, Mable, sees things differently. To her, Clover's downfall is proof that God finally humbled the daughter who walked away from her family, her church, and the faith she once claimed.

With Mable turning every disagreement into a sermon and every Bible verse into a weapon, Clover is ready to run again.

Then she reconnects with Devontae Wesley.

Devontae was Clover's childhood best friend, her first love, and the person whose silence hurt most when scandal drove her from town. Now he runs the struggling community center connected to their childhood church, and he needs Clover's event-planning skills to help save it.

Working beside him stirs up old wounds, unfinished feelings, and a love neither of them truly left behind.

As family secrets spill, marriages crack, and long-held resentments rise, Clover begins to see that she was never the only person wounded inside the Hart family. With her outspoken grandmother Pearlie holding everybody together through prayer, food, and hard truth, Clover must decide whether redemption means returning to who she used to be or finding the courage to become someone new.

Come Home, Clover is a heartfelt Black Christian romance filled with witty banter, messy family drama, spiritual healing, a headstrong heroine, and a tender friends-to-lovers journey about grace, forgiveness, and choosing to stay.