When the greatest thing we can build isn't made of timber and steel, but the courage to believe we deserve something beautiful.

Beth Kowalski is 61 years old and has spent most of her life being everything everyone else needs her to be. A devoted mother. A reliable friend. The woman who shows up with brownies when things go wrong and stays until they go right.

When she's offered a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to manage Sapphire Bay's new arts center, Beth's first instinct is to talk herself out of it. She's not qualified enough. Not experienced enough. Not enough, full stop.

At 65, Dave McGuire has built half of Flathead County with his hands and his word. Remodeling the arts center wasn't part of his plans, but neither was meeting Beth. When she tells him she's not the right person for the job, he's certain she's wrong. He's equally certain she's the most capable and stubborn woman he's met in a very long time.

As the arts center takes shape, so does something neither of them expected. Between shared lunches, long days, and the small moments that begin to mean far too much, Beth discovers how easy it is to let Dave into her life. But since losing her husband, she's built a future that feels safe and familiar. Falling for Dave means risking her heart again?and believing that at sixty-one, the best part of her life might still be waiting for her.

Finding Forever is a heartwarming later-in-life romance about second chances, quiet courage, and discovering that it's never too late to build a life?and a love?that makes you happy.