★★★★★ |
When the Christmas
season finds Eden in Summer Harbor, Maine, she's on the run from trouble.
Romance is the last thing on her mind.
Riding in a bus in the thickly falling snow, Eden Martelli wonders how it ever came to this – fleeing under cover of night with young
Micah sleeping fitfully in the seat beside her. When a winter storm strands
them in Summer Harbor, Maine, Eden wonders if what might have been the end
could be a new beginning.
Beau Callahan is a habitual problem-solver. He's recently
left his job with the sheriff's department to take over the family Christmas
tree farm to save it from insolvency. But he's flummoxed. During the busiest
season of the year, he's shorthanded. Then Eden shows up looking for work, and
Beau believes he's been rescued. Competent, smart, and beautiful, Eden's also
guarded and quiet. He soon figures out she comes with a boatload of secrets.
But Beau can't seem to help himself from falling for her.
As Christmas Eve approaches, Beau discovers he'll do
anything to keep Eden safe. But who's going to protect his heart from a woman
who can't seem to trust again?
Denise
Hunter’s newest series, set in Summer Harbor, Maine, stars the Callahan
brothers, who made appearances in both Hunter’s Married ‘til Monday and
Colleen Coble’s The Inn at Ocean’s Edge, and begins with the delightfully
and festively romantic Falling Like Snowflakes.
Beau Callahan, the eldest of the brothers, gets his shot at romance in this first novel, as Eden Martelli and her son unexpectedly arrive in town, desperate and in danger. Eden has a lot of secrets and Beau a strong desire to protect. As they get to know one another, their stubborn wills clash on more than one occasion, circumstances bring out issues of faith and trust and letting go, and romance develops unwantedly but sweetly.
From start to finish, I wholeheartedly enjoyed the reading process of getting to know Eden, Beau and the characters surrounding them, as well as discovering how the romance would play out. A great start to the series, Falling Like Snowflakes will certainly please fans of contemporary romance - and leave them eager for more of Summer Harbor and the Callahan brothers. I know I, for one, cannot wait to read the next book, The Goodbye Bride.
Beau Callahan, the eldest of the brothers, gets his shot at romance in this first novel, as Eden Martelli and her son unexpectedly arrive in town, desperate and in danger. Eden has a lot of secrets and Beau a strong desire to protect. As they get to know one another, their stubborn wills clash on more than one occasion, circumstances bring out issues of faith and trust and letting go, and romance develops unwantedly but sweetly.
From start to finish, I wholeheartedly enjoyed the reading process of getting to know Eden, Beau and the characters surrounding them, as well as discovering how the romance would play out. A great start to the series, Falling Like Snowflakes will certainly please fans of contemporary romance - and leave them eager for more of Summer Harbor and the Callahan brothers. I know I, for one, cannot wait to read the next book, The Goodbye Bride.
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About the Author
Denise Hunter is the internationally published
bestselling author of more than 20 books, including Dancing with Fireflies and The Convenient Groom. She
has won The Holt Medallion Award, The Reader's Choice Award, The Foreword Book
of the Year Award, and is a RITA finalist. When Denise isn't orchestrating love
lives on the written page, she enjoys traveling with her family, drinking green
tea, and playing drums. Denise makes her home in Indiana where she and her
husband are raising three boys. You can learn more about Denise through her
website or by visiting her FaceBook page.
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