Chicago Stars quarterack Dean Robillard is driving cross-country to think about his life when he sees Blue Bailey stomping down a Colorado road dressed in a beaver suit minus the head. She ends up going with him to his Tennesse farm where they fall in love and discover their family: his mother, father, half-sister and an old lady who owns the town. A lovely read with plenty of humor and affection as the characters learn to forgive each other for years of hurt and become each other's family. Recommended. From HarperCollins and Harper Audio; read by Anna Fields. NFM
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Glad you liked this.
Hi Penn!! Glad to read your review and see that you enjoyed this one. I have heard lots of good things about this book and have it on my TBB list. Now I am more confident that it is indeed something I would like.
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Use the talents you have, for the woods would by silent if no birds sang except the best. (from a flip inspiration book-'Thoughts for my daughter')
I really enjoyed this book
I really enjoyed this book until the scene when Dean's friends come to visit. After that, I thought he was kind of a jerk and didn't really believe in their HEA. I do enjoy SEP, but have found that some of her books work better for me than others.
Cady
TBR--The Born Readers
Thanks Penn
I really enjoy this author and just bought this book. I will get to it soon.
Jeannie
Yes I am a readalholic and I don't want the 12 step program!!!