From USA Today bestselling author Claudia Burgoa pens a summer romance novella set up in Kentbury.
When life is too much, and you can’t hack it, what do you do?
Go back home, right?
It’s just the logical thing to do.
At a young age, I learned that Kentbury is kind of magical—and great at maple syrup.
I packed my things, drove to my parent’s house and …
I found Sinclair McFolley— irresistibly brooding, and dangerously handsome.
He and his siblings took possession of my childhood home.
What the f. . . obviously it’s a mistake.
It wasn’t.
So now my plans are to either go back home or stay in Kentbury helping the McFolleys with their summer camp.
It's all fun and games until feelings start getting in the way.
Challenges turn into opportunities.
And suddenly the summer fling I never planned on might become the romance of a lifetime.
Maybe Kentbury isn’t just a place to escape to—it’s where I was meant to find myself all along.
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My Review - 4 1/2 of 5 stars -
4 1/2 stars for me. This was a fun story. Kentbury worked its magic once again. Lavender came to get herself together, planning on staying at the family home. Surprised, Lavender found that it no longer belonged to her family. Sinclair came to Kentbury to help his family and take a needed break from work. Lavender and Sinclair lit a spark which grew as they worked at the summer camp. I enjoyed the witty banter and blossoming love as these two found their HEA.
The narration by Grace Grant and Connor Crais added a lot of emotion and life to the story. They kept me listening to the story.
I was given a copy, and this is my unsolicited review.
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