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WEATHERHOLD, JILL
SECOND CHANCE ROMANCE
Small-town Daddy...
Jackson Daughtry's jobs are a paramedic and part-owner of a local café keep him busy -- but the single dad's number one priority is raising his little girl with love and small-town values.
And when his business partner's hotshot lawyer niece comes to town planning to disrupt their lives by moving her aunt away, Jackson has to set Melanie harper straight.
When circumstances force them to work side by side in the coffee shop, Jackson slowly discovers what put the sadness in Melanie's pretty brown eyes. Now it'll take all his faith -- and a hopeful five-year-old -- to show the city gal that she's already home.
My Review:
Charming debut Love Inspired contemporary romance.
This one ticks all the boxes -- compelling single-dad who embraces small-town values; an emotionally wounded heroine with conflicting big city plans and a sweet little girl who longs to see her family complete. There's enough here to touch the heart strings and raise a reader's ire. There were times when I just wanted to pinch some sense into Melanie! How is it possible to be sympathetic to a heroine while being spitting mad at her? Gah, that woman was frustrating at times. And there was Jackson, solid, dependable, patient. Oh, she got his dander up sometimes too but he seemed to handle things better than I did. :-) A sweet read to curl up with.
Giveaway Opportunity:
If you would like an opportunity to win a copy of Second Chance Romance please leave a comment below or email me at kavluvstoread AT yahoo DOT ca. If you post a comment and add your email address please use AT and DOT instead of @ and . to protect yourself from spammers. If you enter the draw via email please remember to put the title in the subject line so it's easier for me to spot your entry. Draw will be held and winner announced on Sunday February 19 2017. Offer open to international readers. Good luck!
Nice role reversal with a stubborn heroine who needs a Gibb's smack...lol!
ReplyDeleteSmall town...check! Sweet little girl...check! Romance brewing..double check! Checks all the boxes for me too Kav :-)
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You're right -- I'm usually fuming at the hero, aren't I? LOL Good luck, Trixi.
DeleteAwe! A Love Inspired, Small Town, Second Chance Romance with a little kid in it! I LOVE IT! Thanks for the chance to win, Kav. iamabho (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteA lot of the classic romantic fixings. Good luck, Linda.
DeleteHi Kav! Thank you so much for reading Second Chance Romance and taking the time to write a review. I truly appreciate it. I'm sorry Melanie got your dander up. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for writing such a fun book, Jill. Congratulations on your debut.
DeleteThank you, Kav. What you do for authors is amazing...so, thank you.
DeleteI didn't realize this was your debut Jill! Congrats on becoming an LI author :-) It's my favorite line of Christian books, and I'm not joking when I say I must have at least or close to 300 on my shelf....all genres!
DeleteHi Trixi! Yes, it's my first. Thank you so much. LOL! I believe you about the books on your shelf! :)
DeleteI always think second chances are deserved. And, of course, small town books are always a favorite of mine!
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I love both topics as well -- especially when they are combined into one book. Good luck, rubynreba.
DeleteI am so excited for Jill and her book! A friend is sending me a copy, and I can't wait to read it.
ReplyDeleteWill see if Melanie gets my dander up! lol
Oh she definitely will, Jackie. LOL Hope it arrives soon.
DeleteThank you, Jackie! xo
DeleteThis looks like another great story to read asap. Thanks for the review and giveaway. d[dot]brookmyer[at]yahoo[dot]com
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Donna. Good luck.
DeleteSounds really good. Thank you!
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Good luck, Lucy.
DeleteNew author to me!
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This is her debut, Mindy. Good luck.
DeleteI often find heroines that can be stubborn as mules but still have redeeming qualities that I can relate to. It just goes to show that we all have faults. Most of the time we don't see it in ourselves until we have a character like Melanie. Thanks, Kav.
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Ooohhh...good point, Diane. Good luck.
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ReplyDeleteGood luck, Kim.
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