Review: I was totally hooked!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
This is the first book that I have read by C. J. Carmichael and I really enjoyed her writing style. I was totally hooked within the first few pages and just knew that I was going to love this story that I got online and purchased the first three books before I even started reading chapter three. I was right. The characters were very likeable with wonderful personalities, and I think the way the twenty-year-old secret was revealed was perfect. I am looking forward to reading more books from Ms. Carmichael.Robin Redmond recently moved to Carol Falls, Vermont and took a job working at the local bookstore. She has a purpose in town and is determined that no one will keep her from completing it. She still blames herself for what happened to her sister so long ago. Since she didn’t stop it then, she is determined to keep an eye on the man who did hurt her sister and destroyed her life. She still needs answers about that horrible day, and decides who better to ask than the man himself. As time passes she starts to notice that things are not quite what they seem. She never planned on meeting a man and opening her heart, but she knows they have no future together as long as she’s living in the past.Spender Frost is in town to help his relatives on their farm. He needed to get away from the chaos of his busy life in Boston and to make some very important career decisions. When he walked into Book Marks looking for poetry books and met Robin he knew he had to spend more time getting to know her. He is surprised by Robin’s response when he tells her that he is a criminal attorney, but when she tells him about what happened to her sister and the real reason why she moved to Carol Falls he understands her reaction. As his feelings for her grow deeper he decides to help her get the answers she needs to try to move on, but they find out some shocking information that may blow her world apart. Will he be able to walk away from Robin when it’s time to go back to Boston? Or will he find a way to stay in Vermont and make a life with Robin?I was gifted a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.