Review: Outback Bride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2013
Lara Burke should be on top of the world right about now. She just had a verdict overturned and is on the fast track to becoming partner at the law firm she works for. She has accomplished her dream after leaving her home of Jindaburra. When she finishes her press conference she comes face to face with the one man she never could forget Jake Forester.Jake Forester left Lara Burke behind at Jindaburra, when she needed him the most. He sought a life with his billionaire father. But after reaching for the things he thought he wanted he realized he left the best part of his life behind. He returned to New South Wales three years ago and purchased a cattle station next to Jindaburra.Lara expected stares and whispering from the small town of Sturts Crossing, after leaving so fast ten years ago, what she didn't expect was to find little Jessie, a niece she knew nothing about. I loved that the author threw a twist to the story line of Jessie. One would expect Lara to be left to raise her niece but Mike and Fiona left guardianship to Jake. And he took the role on brilliantly.If ever there were two people who deserved that second chance at love with each other it is the characters of Jake and Lara. Both were in my humble opinion to young, and needed those life experiences to realize what matters most in life. I also enjoyed the way the author gave Lara the time to figure out what she really wanted and needed. I just melted at the breakfast that Jake made for Lara. It is those little aaahhh moments that just warm the heart!I recommend this to all fans of romance.  Especially those with a western theme.Favorite lines:`Let me tell you how I see it-`He gave a mirthless laugh. 'Can't see that I can stop you. You're on a roll.'5/5 starsI received a copy from the Author in exchange for an honest review.