Jerri Corgiat

SING ME HOME--Read Excerpt
**Winner of Best Debut Novel from Reviewers International Organization

**Nominated for Best Contemporary Novel With Romantic Elements by RT BOOKCLUB magazine
**AN RT BOOKCLUB TOP PICK

**"...a truly enjoyable story. The unforgettable characters resonate..."
**Romantic Times BOOKclub magazine, Feb 2004.

**"A ...masterful blend of Nashville glitz and down-home simplicity that will touch any romance reader's heart."
--bestselling author Catherine Anderson

**"A treasure...a tender, romantic story of a big-time musician and a small-town girl..."
--bestselling author Susan Wiggs

**Recipient of a Blether Book Review Gold Award...
given to books that are considered "A truly exceptional read..."
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**"Jerri Corgiat may not be a household name yet, but she will be soon if she continues to write such great stories as SING ME HOME."
Deborah Barber, www.escapetoromance.com

FOLLOW ME HOME--Read Excerpt
Flipping eggs at the local diner is not where Alcea O’Malley Addams expected to wind up. But a divorce from her cheating husband wore out her bank account and her self- esteem. Now, Alcea finds her plate full of problems: foreclosure on her house, a difficult fourteen-year-old daughter, and a well-meaning—yet infuriating—family. So it’s just one more problem when she accidentally runs Dakota Jones—her old high-school crush—off the road. And it gets even more complicated when he veers straight into her heart.

“...emotionally charged... This is one book you won’t want to pass up.”
--Nadine St. Denis, Romance Junkies (www.romancejunkies.com)

“...a powerful tale...”
--Diana Risso, Romance Reviews Today (www.romrevtoday.com)

Awarded Four Stars (Compelling! A Page Turner!) from RT BookClub...

"A thoughtful story stirred together with just enough sweetness to have readers eating it up."
--bestselling author Pamela Morsi

Winner of the Blether Gold Award!

HOME AT LAST--Read Excerpt
After shaking the Ozark dust from her designer stilettos, Marigold McKenzie O'Malley headed for the big city to find fame and fortune. But now, she's unemployed, broke, and brokenhearted--and in no shape to resist her older sisters when they drag her back to help during a family crisis.

Though still clinging furiously to her big-city dreams, Mari finds a disconcerting tendency to go weak in the knees around Andy Eppelwaite, her best childhood chum and the former town troublemaker. But Andy has no desire to leave the backwater Ozarks--and may not be the kind of man who can forgive Mari's past mistakes.

"The third “Home” tale...is a terrific O’Malley contemporary romance that stands alone because Jerri Corgiat cleverly intertwines the key elements from the previous novels into the fine story line. Andy is fabulous as a reformed bad boy while Mari is his ideal counterpart struggling between love and shame."
--Harriet Klausner

HOME BY STARLIGHT--Read Excerpt
Ever since Patsy Lee O’Malley’s husband died, she’s been solely responsible for four children, a multitude of animals, and a run-down farmhouse in Cordelia, Missouri. There’s never been enough time to pursue her own artistic dreams or even slow down—until a mishap knocks her off her feet.

At one time, the roar of applause filled the ears of musician Zeke Townley. Now there's only the quiet of a solitary lifestyle--until he offers to help out his friend's sister-in-law, Patsy Lee, who's laid up with a broken ankle. Taking care of her--and her countless responsibilities--is no easy task, but it reminds Zeke of the joys of having a family to call his own. Soon, both come to realize that the sidewalk Patsy Lee slipped on was actually a crossroads. And together, they'll have to figure out which way to go...

"A Refreshingly different novel that breaks out of the traditional 'romance mold.'"
--romancereaderconnection.com

TAKE ME HOME--Read Excerpt
Florida Jones is finally getting the life she’s always dreamed of. With a beautiful daughter, a thriving business, and a wealthy, loving fiancé, she's a genuine hometown success story.

But an unexpected visit from the past rocks her confidence and makes her careless. Injured in an accident, she finds herself entirely dependent on the two people she's never found dependable: the mother who abandoned her as a child and the man who fathered her daughter.