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ROSS, MIA
LOVING THE COUNTRY BOY
A city girl's second chance
City girl Tess Barrett hopes her move to Barrett's Mill, Virginia, will give her a fresh start. As she gets to know the family she's never met and begins work at their sawmill, everything starts falling into place. Until she meets Heath Weatherby. After narrowly escaping an oil rig explosion, Heath won't waste his second chance at life. He's committed to starting a family—and he wants Tess for his wife. Tess refuses to give in to her feelings for Heath, convinced they're just too different. But when the rugged mechanic is hired to fix her family's mill, her heart begins to recognize the charming country boy as her one true love.
My Review:
First things first -- cutest cover ever! If that picture doesn't make you want to read the book maybe my review will. :-)
Ross has taken us back to Barrett's Mill -- a fictional town in the Blue Ridge Mountains that seems so real I tried googling it (that's how I know it's fictional!) The author has captured the charm of small town life to perfection with characters that could have climbed out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
In Loving the Country Boy the author explores the strength of family as long lost cousin, Tess, discovers what it means to be part of the multi-generational Barrett clan. Small town life and rowdy know-it-all cousins are a foreign entity to her and it takes some adjustments for this only child who is estranged from her parents to find her place.
Tess's cultural shock is evident to Heath. She's prickly and wary and a little too highfalutin for the likes of him. But he's intrigued too and has the uncanny ability to cut through Tess's façade to reveal the real woman within. And that's unsettling -- for both of them. There are some exceptionally entertaining spats, cutting dialogue, mischievous teasing and earnest soul-bearing that goes on between the two. And somewhere along the way they fall in love...and so does the reader. A love story that will leave you smiling.
GIVEAWAY OPPORTUNITY:City girl Tess Barrett hopes her move to Barrett's Mill, Virginia, will give her a fresh start. As she gets to know the family she's never met and begins work at their sawmill, everything starts falling into place. Until she meets Heath Weatherby. After narrowly escaping an oil rig explosion, Heath won't waste his second chance at life. He's committed to starting a family—and he wants Tess for his wife. Tess refuses to give in to her feelings for Heath, convinced they're just too different. But when the rugged mechanic is hired to fix her family's mill, her heart begins to recognize the charming country boy as her one true love.
My Review:
First things first -- cutest cover ever! If that picture doesn't make you want to read the book maybe my review will. :-)
Ross has taken us back to Barrett's Mill -- a fictional town in the Blue Ridge Mountains that seems so real I tried googling it (that's how I know it's fictional!) The author has captured the charm of small town life to perfection with characters that could have climbed out of a Norman Rockwell painting.
In Loving the Country Boy the author explores the strength of family as long lost cousin, Tess, discovers what it means to be part of the multi-generational Barrett clan. Small town life and rowdy know-it-all cousins are a foreign entity to her and it takes some adjustments for this only child who is estranged from her parents to find her place.
Tess's cultural shock is evident to Heath. She's prickly and wary and a little too highfalutin for the likes of him. But he's intrigued too and has the uncanny ability to cut through Tess's façade to reveal the real woman within. And that's unsettling -- for both of them. There are some exceptionally entertaining spats, cutting dialogue, mischievous teasing and earnest soul-bearing that goes on between the two. And somewhere along the way they fall in love...and so does the reader. A love story that will leave you smiling.
If you would like an opportunity to win a copy of Loving the Country Boy please leave a comment below or email me at kavluvstoreadATyahooDOTca. If you post a comment and add your email address, please use AT and DOT instead of @ and . in the address to protect yourself from spammers. If you enter the draw via email please remember to put the title in the subject line so that it's easy for me to spot your entry. Draw will be held and winner announced on Sunday July 12 2015. Offer open to international readers. Good luck!
I love this series and can't wait read this one.
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I do too, Amy. I hope it never ends. Good luck.
Deletewould love to read this! Thanks for the giveaway :)
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You're welcome, Deanna. Good luck.
DeleteLove the cover. Gotta be a good book. kamundsen44atyahoodotcom. Kim
ReplyDeleteIt is, Kim. Good luck.
DeleteThe cover is very pretty! I live in a small town and always like to read about small towns!!
ReplyDeleteOh, lucky you, rubynreba. You'll have to do a comparison. Good luck.
DeleteDefinitely a sweet cover! Love her outfit ;) Thanks for the giveaway!!!
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I know -- all the little details make it such a great cover. Good luck, Heidi.
DeleteThat is such a great cover ! It makes me want to read it just by looking at the cover and not even knowing what it's about.
ReplyDeleteThe story sounds not too shabby either. This sounds like it would be a fun read ! Thank sfor the giveaway opportunity !
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I love the cover too. It certainly sold me. Good luck, Deanne.
DeleteOoh, the story appeals to this small town farm girl!
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You'll love it, for sure. Good luck, Susan.
DeleteGreat cover, wonderful review...and I too, live in a small town and love it!! Thanks for the chance at this one, sounds like my kind of story!
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Thanks, Trixi. Lot's of small-town readers here. I'm envious. Good luck.
DeleteYes, I love the picture, and your review shows it will be an interesting read. Please put my name in. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great romance. Good luck, Maxie.
DeleteLove this cover! I like banter and teasing... and characters falling in love too. :)
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Then you'll definitely love this story, Merry. Good luck.
DeleteGreat reveiw! I am a cover lover, too, but I think we have established that before. :) You're right, kav, this is a super cute cover and the story fits all of my romance check boxes. I enjoy a little rom-com. Thanks for bringing the book to our attention.
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