About the Book
Season of Love
Amy Morgan is determined not to let her injury
affect her love for dance. Moving to the tiny town of Barrett's Mill,
she takes over her aunt's dance studio and begins to organize a
children's Christmas ballet recital. She just needs a little help from
handsome lumberjack Jason Barrett. Charming and an all-around good guy,
Jason volunteers to build the stage sets. Working together with the
pretty ballerina forges a connection he never expected. But is Amy
really ready to leave the limelight behind? It'll take a few dancing
candy canes—and a whole lot of faith—to bring them together in joy and
love.
Barrett's Mill: In the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a family legacy leads to love
This book released in December 2014
This was a well loved library book that was reviewed
My Review
“Sugar Plum Season”
by Mia Ross is the second book of her 'Barrett's Mill' series but can
be read as a stand alone book. This is a story of overcoming both
hurts and fear, plus so much more. This is a book that is worth
reading that is for sure.
Amy is a woman who is
doing what she can to remain in close contact to the activity that
she loves dearly. She has not only been physically injured but
emotionally as well yet she is still putting one foot in front of the
other. She has this quiet strength about her that is seen more and
more through the story and things in her life begins to change in
ways she didn't expect. There are flaws about this young woman
without a doubt though she does her best to overcome then and make
herself perfect.
Jason is about as
completely opposite from Amy, for he is a laid back kind of guy who
always has a smile on his face, and a heart as large if not larger
than he is. When he gives his word then he sticks by it regardless
what it costs him. It seems that Jason is also a man who can forgive
pretty easily which is something we all need to remember, but he is
no fool either.
This story is your
typical two souls who find each other but weary because they have
been stomped on in the past, yet there is nothing typical about the
hurdles that are thrown in their way. Hurdles that each had a choice
to make to jump over together, jump separately or throw their hands
up all together. These hurdles by themselves could have been easy
enough to handle but when they came back to back like they did it
made it interesting to see what happens.
I have a confession to
make for I am the type of reader who reads the last two paragraphs of
the book before the epilogue if there is one, and frankly I didn't
know what was going on or maybe where it was happening might be the
better way to say it. This is a great example of the twists and
turns that this story takes with these hurdles for I just couldn't be
sure what the end results were for the decisions that needed to be
made.
I do hope that there are
more books in the 'Barrett's Mill' series for I am hoping that Jenna
gets her own story for there is something there with her that is for
sure, not to mention I am a little curious about the lone wolf
Barrett who is in Texas. I hope all who read this book enjoys it as
much as I did.
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