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The Summer She Took The Train
Paperback
Series: The Golden Age Romance Collection
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 23 2026
Pages: 458
Weight: 1.21
Height: 1.14 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Retirement was supposed to be the beginning of a quieter life.
After decades as a respected school principal, Sylvia Harrow boards a scenic mountain train expecting nothing more than a peaceful getaway. But when an unexpected railway delay leaves her in the charming Blue Ridge town of Briar Glen, she discovers a place where history still matters, strangers become friends, and every sunrise seems to whisper that life may still hold wonderful surprises.
As Sylvia helps restore a beloved historic train depot, she meets Simon Ashford, a widowed retired railroad engineer whose quiet strength and gentle humor make Briar Glen feel more like home with each passing day. Together they discover that some journeys don't end at the station. They begin there.
Yet home is still waiting. So are the people who love her and the life she has always known. Sylvia must find the courage to embrace a future that doesn't require choosing between family and herself, between responsibility and joy, or between the past she treasures and the new chapter waiting just beyond the next bend in the tracks.
Rich with memorable characters, small-town charm, scenic mountain railways, and heartfelt emotion, The Summer She Took The Train is an uplifting later-in-life romance about second chances, family, purpose, and the quiet courage it takes to build a life that is truly your own.
Perfect for readers who enjoy clean, emotionally rich romances, charming small towns, hopeful stories of new beginnings, and love that proves it's never too late to start the next journey.
The Golden Age Romance Collection celebrates inspiring love stories for readers who believe the best chapters of life are still waiting to be written.
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