She's determined to make it on her own.
They're both going to learn a thing or two about first impressions.
Brightwater Valley, New Zealand, is beautiful, rugged, and home to those who love adventure. But it's also isolated and on the verge of becoming a ghost town.
When the town puts out a call to its sister city of Deep River, Alaska, hoping to entice people to build homes and businesses in Brightwater, ex paratrooper Chase Kelly is all for it. He sees the benefits of building the economy, but only if those who come to Brightwater are ready for its challenges. Former oil executive Isabella Montgomery and her plan to open an art gallery don't seem up to the test. Now Chase is determined to help her learn the ways of his formidable hometown.
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Book Details:
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Publication Date: April 26, 2022
Print Length: 314 pages
Isabella Montgomery is a last-minute addition to a trio of
women heading to New Zealand to help a small town build more tourism. Her
current life in Houston crumbled down around her feet and she really has no
reason to stay in Texas. Getting away from everything for a short time just
might be what the doctor ordered. Running into a grumpy, know-it-all has
Isabella bristling.
Chase Kelly is supportive of the initiative to encourage
people from Brightwater Valley, NZ’s sister city, Deep River, AK to come to NZ and
settle down, start families, and open businesses. The latest group of women to
heed the call doesn’t impress him much. He goes into their meeting already
frowning and feeling like the three newcomers won’t be up to the challenge. The
non-Alaskan particularly ruffles his feathers.
Find Your Way Home is a book so good it’s unputdownable. I
read the book in two days. When I couldn’t read the book (pesky work and
stuff), I thought about Chase and Isabella. I dwelled on their past lives and
how the treatment and hurt from people who are supposed to love you molded them
into who they are today. I relished in the chemistry and the sparks the author
expertly portrayed. I felt their interest, frustration, tension, protective
nature, and most of all, their love. Love not just for each other but for
everyone around them. For having such tragic pasts, they both embody a giving
nature.
I was provided a copy of this book to read.
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