Review: Great contempary romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
Grier McAllister hasn’t been back to her home town in 19 years and if she had any other choice, she wouldn’t be going back now.  But with the bank knocking on her door and threatening to take away her company that she painstakingly created from the ground up she has no choice… so when an opportunity to choose a “Jane Austen Girl” from her home town for a 17 year old Duke to go to a ball with gets dropped in her lap, what else is girl to do?When Grier left home, she never looked back.  She never reached out to her mother and returned all of the letters that had come when she first arrived to New York.  She thought that she could get in and out of town without having to face her demons that took years to get over, she knew that going back would be hard but she never thought that things would have changed the way that they did.  She never thought that in the short time that would be there that she would find a connection to someone that she used to know and she never would have dreamed that she would ever have wanted to leave New York and move back to the small town that she worked so hard to forget.This was a great contemporary romance with believable characters.  It’s mainly about forgiveness and letting go of past demons.  Most of the characters have some sort of hang at one point or the other.  Andy, Bobby Jacks daughter, was my favorite character in the book though.  She was a tough, smart, true country girl who knew how to build houses and drove a big ‘ole truck.  A wonderful clean love story. Can’t wait to see what’s for Timber Creek.