I received this book from Netgalley in exchange for my honest review.
I am a total Robyn Carr fan. I have been hooked on her books since I began reading them. The Virgin River series has always been my favorite, but I have to say that this series is rivaling it.
Leigh Culver leaves Chicago and a busy hospital behind for a tamer life in Colorado running a clinic. She has lived there approximately a year and knows a lot of the townspeople. Rob Shandon, a local pub owner, comes in as the clinic with his son, Sean who has sliced his hand on a broken piece of glass while emptying a dishwasher. Leigh stitches Sean up and near the end Rob almost passes out. Leigh soothes him and makes him feel better.
Since the death of his wife, Rob has been raising his two teenage sons while owning and operating the pub. He has family in the area that help him out, but the responsibility for their welfare falls on him.
Leigh was raised by her aunt after her mother died during a routine operation. She has known heartbreak and has not had a lasting relationship in years.
Leigh’s Aunt Helen finally comes out for a longer visit to see Leigh and spend some time with her. Here she runs into Sully, the owner of a campsite on the edge of a hiking trail. Helen is a mystery writer and she falls in love with writing on the front porch of Sully’s house.
This book centers on Leigh and Rob with a side of Helen and Sully with the rest of the cast of characters we have grown to love sprinkled in.
Throughout this book which is woven with issues that occur every day, there is romance, illness, problems, and family. We see couples fall in love, have babies and endure serious illnesses.
5 stars
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