Control comes easily to Emory Walsh.
After all, when you spend most of your time in a cockpit 25,000 feet off the ground, control is a very good thing.
And when you’ve already had your heart smashed to pieces, protecting yourself feels more important than ever.
But when tanned, sex-on-a-stick Arlo Cruz walks into Emory’s life, her no-strings-attached policy comes abruptly to an end. That is, until the dizzying heights of Arlo’s charm leaves Emory in a freefall to heartbreak.
Forget a cruisy hook-up, this is an all-out romantic tailspin.
With memories of her past hot on her heels, Emory fights to retain the upper hand over her heart. But can she learn to let go of her fears before she lets go of Arlo...forever?
Finding Home is an adventurous small-town romance for readers who love second chances, multicultural romance, and stories with plenty of heart.
My rating: 5 out of 5 stars
My review:
Finding Home
is part of the Pinon Ridge series by Sutton Bishop. This was a new author for me, but I definitely
look forward to reading more books by her.
This was a small-town romance and I loved meeting the people of Pinon
Ridge.
Emory had
been hurt in the past and since then she sticks to her no-strings attached rule. Until she met Arlo, he somehow made it past
the walls she had built around her heart.
Arlo was intrigued by Emory from the beginning but knows he must win her
trust. Can Emory let go of her fear and
trust Arlo?
This was a heartbreaking
and beautiful story. Emory and Arlo made
the perfect couple, and I was cheering for them from the beginning. I loved how Arlo supported and understood
Emory. He was in awe of her strength and
talent while also full of encouragement for her. It was a beautiful book and I look forward to
reading future books by the author.
I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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I’ve been creating stories since I was a young girl. Playing in the rural meadows and woods in Illinois afforded my active imagination ample opportunity to go wild.
I grew up believing in fairy tales and dreaming of Prince Charming, creating some fanciful, complex stories. I crushed hard on most of my prince charmings. Many of them disappointed me, but a few did not. Those that didn’t matured as I matured. I added textures of character, physicality, and backstory. My monkey mind stayed busy, fleshing them out with strengths, weaknesses, and idiosyncrasies, based on men I met and experiences I had. Putting the stories on paper came much later, after four kids and a disjointed career.
My passions are culture and history. I have degrees in anthropology, forensics, and history. I have traveled near and far, asked countless questions, and made untold observations. Out great world is my imagination-laboratory, and writing brings it all together—the layers, the ordinary, and the extraordinary. Writing is how I explore the “what ifs.”
Anything is possible and often is. I invite you to take a break from your day-to-day living. Take a journey in a book. Immerse yourself in fantasy. What if?
Lose yourself in romance. Read mine.
Sutton
Romancing the Wild
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