Leaving Yesterday: A Laurel Falls Novel by Zoe Dawson
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If you love Susan Mallery, Kristan Higgins, or Rachel Gibson, don’t miss the start of this captivating small-town romance series! Laurel Falls, Montana, features spectacular mountain scenery—but it takes a rugged cowboy to convince one woman to slow down and enjoy the view.
Rafferty Hamilton doesn’t plan on putting down roots anytime soon. With her divorce final, the hotel heiress has left Manhattan behind to scout new locations for her family’s chain of resorts. Which is why it’s so frustrating to be stranded in Laurel Falls while a good-looking, slow-talking, Stetson-wearing mechanic takes his sweet time with her overheated coupe.
A decorated vet who paid his dues in Afghanistan, Trace Black can fix anything with an engine and get it revving—even Rafferty’s ridiculous sports car. He’s couldn’t say the same for the knockout driver, who looks like she’s never gripped a gear shaft in her life. Women like Rafferty don’t usually stick around in Laurel Falls, but Trace finds himself showing her everything his hometown has to offer before she cruises on down the road.
As the days pass, Rafferty finds herself charmed by the pace of life and the openhearted warmth of the residents. She’s even tempted to trust again—and it’s all thanks to Trace. He’s not the kind of guy she’s used to falling for, but he just might be the man she needs.
Rafferty Hamilton doesn’t plan on putting down roots anytime soon. With her divorce final, the hotel heiress has left Manhattan behind to scout new locations for her family’s chain of resorts. Which is why it’s so frustrating to be stranded in Laurel Falls while a good-looking, slow-talking, Stetson-wearing mechanic takes his sweet time with her overheated coupe.
A decorated vet who paid his dues in Afghanistan, Trace Black can fix anything with an engine and get it revving—even Rafferty’s ridiculous sports car. He’s couldn’t say the same for the knockout driver, who looks like she’s never gripped a gear shaft in her life. Women like Rafferty don’t usually stick around in Laurel Falls, but Trace finds himself showing her everything his hometown has to offer before she cruises on down the road.
As the days pass, Rafferty finds herself charmed by the pace of life and the openhearted warmth of the residents. She’s even tempted to trust again—and it’s all thanks to Trace. He’s not the kind of guy she’s used to falling for, but he just might be the man she needs.
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need better flow,
This review is from: Leaving Yesterday: A Laurel Falls Novel (Kindle Edition)
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I started out loving this book. With lines like: "Maybe Laurel Falls was a perfect place for both breakdowns." and witty banter like: "Do you stare at your cars until they are intimidated enough to fix themselves?" I was loving this.
As the book went on, I felt that too many story lines and characters were involved. I would love to see some of them have their own books and could have done without a lot of it in this one. It clogged up the flow too much for me and I found myself getting bored. The characters are great. The plot, interesting. It just needed better flow.
I started out loving this book. With lines like: "Maybe Laurel Falls was a perfect place for both breakdowns." and witty banter like: "Do you stare at your cars until they are intimidated enough to fix themselves?" I was loving this.
As the book went on, I felt that too many story lines and characters were involved. I would love to see some of them have their own books and could have done without a lot of it in this one. It clogged up the flow too much for me and I found myself getting bored. The characters are great. The plot, interesting. It just needed better flow.
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