pickI love this series. RaeAnne Thayne‘s books are low angst, no stress, wonderful small town stories and I love them all. Devin is one of the town‘s doctors. She ends up getting tangled with Cole‘s little family-just himself and his two young children. As Devin gets closer and closer to the children, she and Cole fall in love. This is a verrry slow burn, even for Thayne, but worth the wait. I loved Cole‘s progression with confidence as a single dad.
pickThis was a wonderful holiday story. I didn't want it to end. I loved all the characters and the plot. If I could have asked for anything, it would be to see more of Cole's work with the horses and to also see more of the outcome with Jaz. But I really enjoyed this one and will definitely be reading more of this author's work.
I swear this hasn't been the best reading month for me. I haven't been able to read much during the week, and most Saturdays have been busy. Yesterday was my oldest niece's 5th birthday party! But this is the last holiday read I have planned and am starting today.
pickThird installment of this series was just as happy and relaxing as the first two. I did get mildly annoyed with the female lead, who kept pestering the dude to share his feelings and past, but then refused to reciprocate when he did, but overall a feel-good romance.
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“Like so much of medicine, emergency medicine was all a roll of the #dice. Devin loved her regular practice as a family physician in partnership with Russell Warrick, who had been her own doctor when she was a kid. She loved having a day-to-day relationship with her patients and the idea that she could treat an entire family from cradle to grave.” #QuotsyDec18
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