Fresh Starts and Small Town Hearts by K C Hart
Vivian Bradford in a woman on the run from her past. When her estranged grandmother dies and leaves Vivian the family home, she finally thinks her life might be heading in the right direction. After the people of Carson’s Bayou realize who she is, will they welcome her into their small-town community? Or will she be forced to run again?
Lucas Wade recognizes the black-haired spitfire from his childhood the minute he sees her breaking into her grandmother’s house across the street. Can his easy-going manner and their growing attraction blossom into a love strong enough to help Vivian Bradford overcome her fears from long ago?
Lucas Wade recognizes the black-haired spitfire from his childhood the minute he sees her breaking into her grandmother’s house across the street. Can his easy-going manner and their growing attraction blossom into a love strong enough to help Vivian Bradford overcome her fears from long ago?
What Readers Are Saying
The story opens with a bang – a hysterical meet-cute – and keeps moving until the last page.
This is a wonderful second-chance/opposites attract story. Vivian has no choice but to come back home where she left amid a cloud thanks to her father, but she’s determined to make the most of it. I loved the small town feel and Vivian’s neighbor who in real life might be annoying but in the books is sweet and endearing.
I could relate to Vivian’s need to succeed and the poor choices she sometimes makes to get ahead. She is a bit of a fish out of water coming from the big city, and her missteps were fun to watch Lucas is wonderful, and I love all incorrect assumptions Vivian makes about him, and those he makes about her.He has a heart as big as all outdoors, yet he can get caught in the weeds thwarting his best intentions.
A truly feel good story, and I can’t wait to read the rest of the series.
This is a wonderful second-chance/opposites attract story. Vivian has no choice but to come back home where she left amid a cloud thanks to her father, but she’s determined to make the most of it. I loved the small town feel and Vivian’s neighbor who in real life might be annoying but in the books is sweet and endearing.
I could relate to Vivian’s need to succeed and the poor choices she sometimes makes to get ahead. She is a bit of a fish out of water coming from the big city, and her missteps were fun to watch Lucas is wonderful, and I love all incorrect assumptions Vivian makes about him, and those he makes about her.He has a heart as big as all outdoors, yet he can get caught in the weeds thwarting his best intentions.
A truly feel good story, and I can’t wait to read the rest of the series.
