Book 7 in The Glenbrooke Series
This is the first book I’ve read in this series and I’m already hooked. I love the small town feel where “everyone knows everyone.”
Leah has resigned herself that no man will ever want to marry her. The guys in high school dated and married her classmates. She’s not like her older sisters, who married and moved away from Glenbrooke. Leah stayed to take care of her aging parents, despite the continuing negative comments from her dad who wished she’d been his only son instead of his last daughter.
Her parents had passed, but Leah is still taking care of everyone. Then she meets Seth.
Seth’s family has ties to the town. His uncle is a descendant of the town’s first resident. Seth is interested in the beautiful Leah from the start, though she holds him at an arm’s length. But Seth has reasons of his own for coming to Glenbrooke …
The characters captured my heart right away, though some of their choices frustrated me. I kept returning to the story to discover what happened next. A page turner!
And the townsfolk captivated me, too. I will look for other books in this series and by this author.
-Sandra Merville Hart
Sandra Merville Hart 