About the Book
Being tied up and delivered to the sheriff was not how Nicole
O'Malley expected to meet her new boss. Quinn Darling had the audacity
to mistake her for a burglar! Now she's counting the days until
she can leave small-town life behind to open her own boutique. But as
long as she's helping two runaways escape their vindictive stepdad, she
can't leave town.
Quinn's determined to triumph in his first
business venture without the support of his wealthy family. He can't
succeed without assistant Nicole, a beauty as prickly as she is
captivating. As Quinn adjusts to the tight-knit community, he's soon set
on another goal: breaking through Nicole's reserve to capture the love
hidden in her heart.
Smoky Mountain Matches: Dreams of home and family come true in the Smoky Mountains
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This book was released in September 2009
This is my own personal kindle book that was reviewed
My Review
“From Boss to
Bridegroom” by Karen Kirst is the sixth book in her 'Smokey
Mountain Matches' series, but is great as a stand alone book. This
is a book about jumping to conclusions about many different aspects
such as judging another person and situations that was going on.
Newcomer Quinn is an
interesting character that is for sure. Honestly I guess I had some
preconceived notions about this character very early on that were
shattered as the story unfolded. Quinn is an unusual character with
all the usual hero characteristics. I say that he is unusual because
of how he is going about with all the usual hero characteristics, for
his humor is a weapon that he uses in all situations, yet his
protective instincts he will follow regardless of the advice he is
given.
Nicole is a woman with
her own issues. I can understand the misunderstanding at the
beginning of the book and was sorry to see that was never explained
in the story, well it was explained to the reader but not to other
characters in the story. Nicole is so certain she knows what has
been going on and how to handle things on her own. She learns
plently of lessons through out of the story.
There was one incident in
the story that frankly broke my heart. It wasn't so much what
happened, though that was heartbreaking but it was the way others
reacted to what happened. To see how people could accept what
happened and be upset when someone took a stand was heartbreaking. I
understand that times are different but still what is right is right
and what is wrong is wrong, and what happened here, I can't imagine
ever being right. But then again it was a pretty important turning
point in the story.
Over all I have say that
this was a very enjoyable story that I just found hard to put down.
I hope all who read this book enjoys it as much as I did.
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