All single mom and soon-to-be commercial pilot Hazel Dobbs expects from her Amish B&B vacation is gorgeous farmland, fresh air and delicious food. No one mentioned handsome landscaper Joe Carter—or his irrepressible little girl. Suddenly Hazel sees the possibilities of a whole new family. But with her biggest dream finally on the horizon, falling in love looks like the ultimate crash landing.
About The Author
Publishers Weekly bestselling author Patricia Johns writes sweet romance for Harlequin Inc. and Kensington Books.
She writes from Alberta, Canada, where she lives with her husband and son.
My Review
This read is part of a series, but they can be read alone.
This is a story of single parents, one with her daughter about to leave the nest for college, and then he has a preschooler, yes, both have daughters.
Not much in common, well, experience, and a precocious four year old, brings these two together.
He thinks he might want a wife to stay home and make the family whole, one who will take care of his daughter. She is finally able to do her own thing, she is about to land her dream job, and fly free.
Can these two find common ground? Well the journey for answers will keep you page turning, and kept my attention!
Now I can't wait for the next book in this series!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Harlequin, and was not required to give a positive review.
This is a story of single parents, one with her daughter about to leave the nest for college, and then he has a preschooler, yes, both have daughters.
Not much in common, well, experience, and a precocious four year old, brings these two together.
He thinks he might want a wife to stay home and make the family whole, one who will take care of his daughter. She is finally able to do her own thing, she is about to land her dream job, and fly free.
Can these two find common ground? Well the journey for answers will keep you page turning, and kept my attention!
Now I can't wait for the next book in this series!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Harlequin, and was not required to give a positive review.
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