February 2015 was one of the most hectic months I’ve had in long time. I’m lucky I got this book read in time. Imagine how depressing it is to read
only a couple of books in month. I’m going to have to make up for it in March.
Sometimes trust is the
toughest lesson to learn. Sophie Shaw is days away from signing a contract that
will fulfill her dream of owning a vineyard. For her, it's a chance to restart
her life and put past tragedies to rest. But Duncan Jamieson's counter offer
blows hers out to sea.
Duncan still finds Sophie as appealing as he had during boyhood vacations to the lake. Older and wiser now, he has his own reasons for wanting the land. His offer, however, hinges on a zoning change approval.
Bribery rumors threaten the deal and make Sophie wary of Duncan, yet she cannot deny his appeal. When her journalistic research uncovers a Jamieson family secret, trust becomes the hardest lesson for them both.
Duncan still finds Sophie as appealing as he had during boyhood vacations to the lake. Older and wiser now, he has his own reasons for wanting the land. His offer, however, hinges on a zoning change approval.
Bribery rumors threaten the deal and make Sophie wary of Duncan, yet she cannot deny his appeal. When her journalistic research uncovers a Jamieson family secret, trust becomes the hardest lesson for them both.
My Review
I can see why romances
featuring middle aged men and women are so popular. I'm sure most of us like to
read what we can relate to. Ms. Struth demonstrates that Sophie can still long for and
find a heated romance after a life of divorce, children, and heartbreak. I enjoyed that
Duncan and Sophie had some kind of history. Their reaction to each
other when they first met in the book was endearing and I started rooting for them to get together immediately.
Ms. Struth evokeda
plethora of deep emotions. My heart broke for both the hero and heroine, I had more than a little bit of curiosity about the mystery that needed to be solved, and I
even got angry towards a few people in the story.
All in all it was a great
read that kept me hanging on to see both what would happen between the Duncan
and Sophie and to solve the mystery.
I'd love to see a story featuring Trent, Duncan's older brother.
I give this book four out of
five round white chocolate bars.
I purchased it from
Amazon.
Good Review, Nana!!! :D
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cathy.
DeleteI LOVE older heroes and heroines as you know. That sounds fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIt was, Anna.
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