WEDDING QUILT by Lenora Worth (1997)
From the Back Cover:

The handmade quilt had been stored with care--along with Rosemary Brinson's cherished dreams. The wedding was called off and Rosemary vowed she'd never marry.

Then Kirk Lawrence arrived, hired to renovate the historic town church. The rugged steeplejack had always avoided serious ties, but Rosemary's tender smile touched his very soul. He wondered about the quilt she treasured and why no man had made her his wife.

Kirk knew that by summer's end, he would restore the old church to its former glory. But could he mend Rosemary's heart--and rescue her lost dreams?

WILL AND A WEDDING by Lois Richer (1997)
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The will was clear: Cassie and her foster children could keep the mansion at Oak Bluffs if she became Mrs. Jefferson William Haddon III. Yet, once they met, Cassie couldn't deny her attraction to the lonely millionaire. And despite his promise to keep things strictly business, Jeff soon risked life and limb to charm Cassie's crew. Suddenly, Cassie wondered if she and her children were meant to show Jeff the true meaning of a family.

BRIDE FOR DRY CREEK by Janet Tronstad (2001)
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Francis Elkton hadn't seen Flint Harris since they'd eloped to Las Vegas on prom night. Thanks to a legal loophole, their vows had meant nothing - or so they'd been told. Now both Francis and Flint were back in Dry Creek, where they were about to discover some shocking news....