The first in Emma Cane’s sparkling new series,
set in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.
AT FAIRFIELD ORCHARD
Fairfield Orchard #1
Emma Cane
Releasing Aug 30th, 2016
Avon Books
Emma Cane welcomes you to Fairfield
Orchard, where new love blooms and romance is always in season.
For Amy Fairfield, the family
orchard is more than a business. With its blossom-scented air and rows of trees
framed by the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, it’s her heritage and her future.
But right now, it’s also a headache. Putting a painful breakup behind her, Amy
has come home to help revitalize Fairfield Orchard. She doesn’t have time for
the handsome-distracting-professor who wants to dig into her family’s history
for his research.
Jonathan Gebhart knows he needs the
Fairfields’ cooperation to make his new book a success. As for Amy-nothing in
his years of academia could have prepared him for their sudden and intense
attraction. He doesn’t want to complicate her life further, especially since
she seems uneasy about him poking around in the past and he knows he’s not the
sort of man built for forever. But some sparks can’t help but grow, and
Jonathan and Amy may just learn that unexpected love can be the sweetest of
all.
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Review
I really enjoy Emma Cane's writing and this book really drew me in. Not only were the characters likable but the story just flowed and really took off. I loved the whole apple orchard idea and honestly after reading this taking a tour through an orchard sounds exciting.
This story starts out with Amy returning home to run her family orchard with her siblings after her parents retired. She just recently got out of a relationship and doesn't seem to want one since how her last relationship ended. Amy is putting all her focus on reinventing what's been in her family for two hundred years but when Jonathan shows up things are starting to confuse her. Sure she is attracted to him and finds him interesting but trust is lacking on her end but if anyone can help her get past that it would be him.
Cane brought two characters who have been hurt before together very nicely. From the beginning I was kept on edge on when they would finally act on the attraction they both shared. When it finally happens it was fresh, raw and damn near perfect. But of course someone holds back a little bit and that just made it realistic to me.
While both Amy and Jonathan were different they did share a passion for history and uncovering it. Their romance blooms over weeks which was another plus for me and enjoying this story so much. I did have problems that some weeks were skipped over but in the end it didn't matter because this couple pulled off coming together nicely.
I can honestly say I was surprised by this story and thought it was an excellent start to this new series. We don't meet all the siblings so I was a little shocked by that but it really gives me something to look forward to in the next books to come.
Review
I really enjoy Emma Cane's writing and this book really drew me in. Not only were the characters likable but the story just flowed and really took off. I loved the whole apple orchard idea and honestly after reading this taking a tour through an orchard sounds exciting.
This story starts out with Amy returning home to run her family orchard with her siblings after her parents retired. She just recently got out of a relationship and doesn't seem to want one since how her last relationship ended. Amy is putting all her focus on reinventing what's been in her family for two hundred years but when Jonathan shows up things are starting to confuse her. Sure she is attracted to him and finds him interesting but trust is lacking on her end but if anyone can help her get past that it would be him.
Cane brought two characters who have been hurt before together very nicely. From the beginning I was kept on edge on when they would finally act on the attraction they both shared. When it finally happens it was fresh, raw and damn near perfect. But of course someone holds back a little bit and that just made it realistic to me.
While both Amy and Jonathan were different they did share a passion for history and uncovering it. Their romance blooms over weeks which was another plus for me and enjoying this story so much. I did have problems that some weeks were skipped over but in the end it didn't matter because this couple pulled off coming together nicely.
I can honestly say I was surprised by this story and thought it was an excellent start to this new series. We don't meet all the siblings so I was a little shocked by that but it really gives me something to look forward to in the next books to come.
Now that
her three children are grown, Emma loves spending time crocheting and singing
(although not necessarily at the same time), and hiking and snowshoeing
alongside her husband Jim and their rambunctious dog Uma.
Emma also
writes USA Today bestselling historical romances under the
name Gayle Callen.
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Great review. I love the excerpt. Sounds like a wonderful story. Thanks for the giveaway chance.
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Great review. I love the excerpt. Sounds like a wonderful story. Thanks for the giveaway chance.
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