Book Description:
From the bestselling author of The
Convenient Groom (now a beloved Hallmark Original movie) comes the
final book in Hunter’s Blue Ridge Romance series.
Pastor Jack McReady has secretly carried a torch
for Daisy for two long years. She’s a member of his congregation, after all,
and she’ll never see him as more than a trusted counselor. Jack’s best friend
Noah has taken every opportunity to encourage his lovesick friend, but when
Noah catches wind that Daisy has joined an online dating site, he takes matters
into his own hands and orchestrates a meet-cute of the most unconventional
kind.
Owner of the local flower shop, Daisy Pendleton is
content with her small-town life, but she’d sure like someone to share it with.
After several disastrous first dates, she’s about to give up—and then she finds
a seemingly wonderful man online. Daisy gets to know TJ through a series of
messages but finds herself spending more time with Pastor Jack outside of the
church at the same time. What she doesn’t know is that her online prospect and
Jack are one and the same.
Just as Daisy’s love life starts to look promising,
a mysterious woman appears in town. Daisy is faced with a revelation about her
family that turns her world upside down, and she looks to both TJ and Jack for
help.
Jack must find a way to reveal himself as her
online suitor without breaking her heart and losing her trust. As Daisy faces
Jack’s betrayal, she’ll have to learn to extend grace to herself, her family,
and the man she’s grown to love.
My Review:
Denise Hunter has written a beautiful story of love. Not just a romance, but a tale of the how far love can go to mend a heart. Daisy is one of the most delightful characters I've met. She's a refreshing young woman who cares about her family and her community. Jack, a pastor, takes care of everyone else. Hunter weaves a beautiful story of forgiveness and understanding. I'd love to see this book as a Hallmark movie with Kate Corbett as Daisy and Niall Matter as Jack. Also, this book can be read as a standalone from the series. I love Hunter's writing. Reading her book is like sitting on the porch swing, with a glass of sweet tea; savoring each scene, yet needing to turn the page to see what happens next. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Denise Hunter has written a beautiful story of love. Not just a romance, but a tale of the how far love can go to mend a heart. Daisy is one of the most delightful characters I've met. She's a refreshing young woman who cares about her family and her community. Jack, a pastor, takes care of everyone else. Hunter weaves a beautiful story of forgiveness and understanding. I'd love to see this book as a Hallmark movie with Kate Corbett as Daisy and Niall Matter as Jack. Also, this book can be read as a standalone from the series. I love Hunter's writing. Reading her book is like sitting on the porch swing, with a glass of sweet tea; savoring each scene, yet needing to turn the page to see what happens next. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Thomas Nelson through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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