I understand choosing the easy way, but it just felt like that part petered out in my opinion.
There is a series of events that happens to Nina and her farm and I have to admit I was disappointed in that resolution.
This last part I’m going to try to be vague here because I don’t want to spoiler anything. There is conflict about if the characters will get together or not, but for the most part this is a low angst, sweet romance. The sex scenes didn’t wow me either but I would put them in the okay category. It is not a hot and heavy one filled with chemistry but it was still fine. I thought the romance was perfectly nice. And while I was fine with how the lawsuit storyline ended, I was hoping to see more of a shining moment for Leigh. There were a few times I thought Leigh didn’t seem like what a high powered attorney would act like. However, it is very easy to see what is going on and a little hard not to yell at the characters to figure it out. While the scenes at the farm were my favorite, I did like the lawyerly parts about the lawsuit.
Enter high powered attorney Leigh, who must decide if she’s willing to help Nina who doesn’t have the money to hire her. When a kid falls off one of her ponies, Nina finds herself with a lawsuit that could force her to lose the farm. The main premise is about the farm’s owner Nina who runs programs at the farm for kids. Besides the great setting, this book had a good cast of character to both love and hate. A farm about an hour outside of Sydney Australia was a great place for a sweet romance. I always enjoy the settings of Blue’s books and this one was no exception. I almost felt like I was waiting for something to happen, but it just never did. The best way I can say is that it was a good story overall but there were a few parts that just didn’t click for me. I’m sitting here trying to wrack my brain on how I can explain why this didn’t completely work for me. I thought it was another good story by Blue, but I do have to admit it wasn’t one of my favorites.
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