Ten years later, Dottie. Burke and
Frank's grandmother, is getting remarried. Quinn, who now owns a
bridal
shop, is making the wedding dress and Frank and Burke are
back in town to help Dottie clear up the farm in order to sell it.
The boys aren't sure they want the farm sold. Quinn isn't sure how to
deal with her old beaus, and Dottie is hoping for a second happy
marriage.
This is a fun romance. Middleburg,
Virginia, in the middle of horse country, is a beautiful setting. The
characters are like people you know. This gives the book a cozy feel.
Getting to know Quinn and her men is a good way to spend a quiet
weekend.
Although I enjoyed the book, I couldn't
get into it until after the first chapter. I felt the author spent
too much time in Quinn's head going over and over the same ground. It
may be realistic. She was contemplating a life changing step, but I
got bored with the emoting and wanted to see what the outcome would
be. However, the book does pick up after the first chapter and by
moving back and forth between ten years ago and the present, we got
to know the characters well and understand their motivations. If you
like romance and beautiful settings, this is a great book. The title
says it all.
I reviewed this book for Net Galley.
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