13 April 2019

A Most Inconvenient Love | Book Review

ABOUT THE BOOK


Sober businessman Seb Ward may have come from a wealthy lumber-baron family in Minnesota, but he knows that appearances can be deceiving, and that his illustrious family is pretty dysfunctional. Being in another state has provided the buffer he sought from his father’s misdeeds, but when a little boy shows up on a train… a little boy who looks enough like Seb to be his own child… Seb’s faced with a dilemma. Raise the boy as his own, or let his mother suffer the embarrassment of “a brother by another mother.” And when the boy takes a shine to the Rachel Eichas, the newly contracted school teacher, Seb can’t help but do the same.

But Rachel was raised by an unloving, business-first father and there’s no way she’s looking for those same qualities in a husband. Can she see through Seb’s focus and drive to find the loving man within?

Release Date: February 26, 2019


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MY REVIEW

Taking readers back to Second Chance, South Dakota, Ruth Logan Herne’s A Most Inconvenient Love offers another sweet historical romance—and it’s a most enjoyable trip.

Thanks to the small town, school teacher Rachel Eichas and businessman Seb Ward have reason to cross paths and discover where the obvious attraction between them can go, especially with an adorable little boy involved. Hurts from the past stand as hurdles before them, but as the town name suggests, perhaps it’s the perfect time for a second chance.

Romance amidst dramatic, inspiring, and humorous moments makes A Most Inconvenient Love a pleasure to read.

★.5

I received a complimentary copy of this book and the opportunity to provide an honest review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all the opinions I have expressed are my own.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Best-selling, multi-published, award-winning author Ruth Logan Herne is the author of nearly fifty novels and novellas through traditional publishers and her own independent works. She loves God, her family, country, coffee, chocolate and dogs, and wishes possums would leave the cat food on the side porch alone. And yet… they don’t. With over a million books in print, Ruthy is living her dream of touching hearts and souls by writing the kind of books she likes to read.

She lives on a pumpkin farm in Western New York where they grow all kinds of cool things for fall from sumptuous squashes and veggies to gorgeous stacking pumpkins. Ruthy’s farm is quickly becoming the place to be every September and October!

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