I did enjoy this small town clean sweet romance of a book. Easy to read in a day. It held my interest and I wanted to see one of the characters get his comeuppance! I really loved the romance that sparked between the two main characters. All of the characters were well written and worked together. This book is the second in this series, I didn’t know it was a series nor did I feel as if I had missed out on anything by not reading the first in the “Trinity River” series. My Grandmother lived in a very small town and so I was able to relate, the book’s small-town feel was very real to me. Everyone knows everyone else’s business, although there is one little boy in the book that not everyone knows everything about and he’s written as such an engaging cute character that you just want to see do well.
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Description as found on NetGalley.com:
To save her son, shy but determined
waitress Becky McAllister would do just about anything. But she never expected
“anything” to include the brother of the man who broke her heart.
Steve Parker needs a wife, now, if he has any hopes of winning his local DA election and becoming the advocate for the underserved, he’s always dreamed of being. The sweet waitress seems like just the person—if he can get her to agree.
One year of marriage—no strings, no personal attachments. Becky gets the insurance funds she needs for her son’s surgery while Steve’s poll ratings soar. Neither planned on a commitment in their future, so they should have no problem making it through the year without getting emotionally involved, right?
Except Becky’s holding on to a secret from her past—one that would change everything.
Steve Parker needs a wife, now, if he has any hopes of winning his local DA election and becoming the advocate for the underserved, he’s always dreamed of being. The sweet waitress seems like just the person—if he can get her to agree.
One year of marriage—no strings, no personal attachments. Becky gets the insurance funds she needs for her son’s surgery while Steve’s poll ratings soar. Neither planned on a commitment in their future, so they should have no problem making it through the year without getting emotionally involved, right?
Except Becky’s holding on to a secret from her past—one that would change everything.
