Reviewer Kelly Moran Kelly is an author of several published
books, recipient of an Editor's Choice Award for Outstanding
Achievement, was inducted into the 2006 Who's Who Book
of Americans, a Finalist in the 2008 Best Books Awards, and
a Finalist in the 2009 Indie Excellence Book Awards.
She is an active Romance Writers of America member and is a former
staff writer for Poetic Monthly Magazine.
Author: Lori Wilde
ISBN: 9780446502054
Publisher: Forever (Hachette Book Group)
The wedding veil and back-story was cute, adding just a bit of fairy tale without over-doing it.
Publisher: Forever (Hachette Book Group)
When
attorney, Jillian Samuels career took a nose-dive after a bitter
betrayal, leaving her jobless and heart-broken, she thought the newly
inherited cottage in Salvation, Colorado was just what she needed to
start over and heal. But when she arrives, she finds Tucker Manning
residing there instead. Confused, the two agree to live together
until they can resolve just who it is who really inherited the
cottage in the small mountain community. Tucker, still grieving over
the loss of his wife two years ago, and Jillian, unable to trust in
love or fairy tales, discover that more than a property dispute is at
risk here when things between them heat up, it’s their hearts as
well!
This book is part of the Wedding Veil Wishes series by this author, and I think there are four books total. I found this book delightful and funny. There was a strong element when referring to the deceased wife, and you could feel your heart breaking for Tucker. It’s always difficult to have a young character as a widower, because you have to make the plot realistic to the situation. I found this very true-to-life and didn’t question the characters motives surrounding the issue. The setting was perfect, as it provided both an escape and sanctuary for the characters. The wedding veil and back-story was cute, adding just a bit of fairy tale without over-doing it. Without having to issue a spoiler alert, I thought that how the property dispute came to be and its resolve was cleverly done. The plot flowed smoothly, was well-paced, and difficult to put down. I loved the secondary characters in the small town, as well as Jillian’s friends. Remind me to never get in a sweat lodge for a vision quest! And, may I add, Mutt was just endearing!
All of Me, by Lori Wilde, is a feel-good, sweet, and charming book that you simply must read!
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