paddlefoot55's review
3.0
What a surprising read! I got this as a Kindle freebie, and had been sitting waiting for me to read for a while.
Sara receives a letter from her mother's attorney after her death - only the name was not that of her mother. Her "mother and father" never told her she was adopted.
Now coming to her mother's home town, she wants to find her father, but who is he?
This was a fun, easy read, though I was disappointed in how rushed the end was.
95% of the book was about the trials of finding her father, and falling in love with the dimpled attorney, then in the last 5%, she finds her father, her mother comes back from the dead, she gets engaged and married!
All in all, well worth the read
Sara receives a letter from her mother's attorney after her death - only the name was not that of her mother. Her "mother and father" never told her she was adopted.
Now coming to her mother's home town, she wants to find her father, but who is he?
This was a fun, easy read, though I was disappointed in how rushed the end was.
95% of the book was about the trials of finding her father, and falling in love with the dimpled attorney, then in the last 5%, she finds her father, her mother comes back from the dead, she gets engaged and married!
All in all, well worth the read
maggietoussaint55's review
4.0
This is an old-fashioned romp through the layered secrets of a small Southern town. Threaded between the decades-old friendships, rivalries, and jealousies, a young woman searches for information about her birth parents. A hot dimpled lawyer shows Sara the ropes and a very good time. Pepper Phillips caught the pulse of small towns and the eternal pull of true love.
missstarlamae's review
3.0
This was cute. I really liked it. I'm not so fond of the cover art; if I had seen the book first I might not have read it, and I picked it by title only, so it wasn't exactly what I expected. However, I did enjoy it. There was one plot twist that I really did not expect (the identity of the father), but the other plot twist I kind of had in my mind through most of the book. Quick and easy read.
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