Robin Lee Hatcher's books always draw me in. "You're Gonna Love Me" is no exception. Samantha's life takes an unexpected turn when she takes a leave of absence from her job as an accountant to care for her injured Grandmother. When she reconnects with former boyfriend Nick, Samantha has to face her past and her concept of "safety". This sweet "coming home" story is combined with family, love, friendship, acceptance and forgiveness--along with enough action and unknowns to hold your interest to the very last page!

You're Gonna Love Me
by Robin Lee Hatcher

Thomas Nelson--FICTION

Thomas Nelson
Christian
Pub Date 12 Dec 2017




I am reviewing a copy of You're Gonna Love Me through Thomas Nelson and Netgalley:


Samantha Winters lives a safe life, the way an accountant should. Her day to day life in a deliberate manner, but she does not expect to fall in love with Nick Chastain, who is anything but safe.


Despite her warnings, Nick plans a dangerous kayaking trip over spring break. Angry she ends the relationship with hard words.


After Two years Samantha is ready for change. She learns her Grandmother needs a caretaker and quickly heads to Thunder Creek Idaho, but she is not prepared to see Nick in her Grandmothers hospital room.


Can they set aside the disastrous first try at Love, and begin again?


Find out in You're Gonna Love Me


Five out of five stars!


Happy Reading!

She’s done it again! Another sweet wonderful story. I loved seeing the characters from the first book well incorporated in the 2nd book. I also loved how the love story wasn’t quick and easy. They didn’t just turn around and fall in love on the next page. It had ups and downs and challenges and fear like a normal relationship. I hope there is another book and that all the characters are included in it so we can get updates on these people! The characters were well developed and well rounded. They weren’t perfect and had real reactions to things. Story read quickly and I had a hard time putting it down!
I received a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

YOU'RE GONNA LOVE ME is Ms. Hatcher's newest romance. Sam is dissatisfied in her life and job, but she is secure and she likes it that way. Unfortunately, she fell in love with a risk taker and he took one too many risks, so they broke up. She couldn't live with the uncertainty.



Now, Nick is back. He can no longer work at his structured job at an university due to a brain injury following an accident. He doesn't expect to run into Sam at a hospital, nor does he expect that the older woman he rescued is Sam's grandma. His mind is altered, he struggles to remember things, but Sam, he remembers.



I wanted to like these characters, but I couldn't relate to either Sam or Nick. It was nice to see the changes in the lives of the main characters in the previous book You'll Think of Me and this one was wrapped up neatly at the end, with a HEA ending (which romance readers will love.)



There is no sexual tension between the characters and I found the pace a bit too slow, and the faith message is weak (but it is present.)



I did like the HEA ending. That was the highlight of the book.



Fans of Ms. Hatcher will love YOU'RE GONNA LOVE ME and be anxious to read more about the characters in Thunder Creek, Idaho.



I got a copy of the book free. All opinions are my own.

This book was just ok for me. The storyline was a bit predictable and I did not feel any chemistry between the main characters. I felt like they didn't talk about anything important the entire book. I was left feeling a little bored and ended up skimming the end just so I could be done with it.

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

A fan of Robin Lee Hatcher's books!
Sam is allowing fears to rule and ruin her life. When her grandmother has an accident, Robin takes an extended leave from work, and goes to the small town of Thunder Creek to care for and help out her grandmother. Sam goes there not knowing that a previous boyfriend, Nick, is living and working there. Her feelings ran deep for Nick and possibly still do. But, Nick enjoyed adventures, that were sometimes dangerous as well as possibly life threatening, and Sam had past issues that made this a big problem for her and the relationship. A good story about how fears can rule us and overcoming them through trusting in God.
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I know when I am picking up a book by Robin Lee Hatcher it’s going to be good. You’re Gonna Love Me was one of those books. It was interesting seeing how fear can change the entire course of your life if you let it. Sam had some real fears in her life, and they were for good reasons. Little did she know those fears stood in the way of the life God had planned for her. Oftentimes our fears are hidden behind good intentions, and we can’t see them for what they are. I enjoyed watching Sam learn more about herself and what truly makes her happy in life. This book follows her as she returns home to help her grandma while she heals from an injury.

Needing a break from the way her life turned out Sam jumps at the chance to help her grandma. Being back in Thunder Creek will be a good change of pace. Little does she know her small town is also where her former love Nick is currently working. Running into each other in such a small town is last thing either of them planned on. Hoping to make the best out of a crazy situation they both know there are some things that need to be said. Do they even know each other anymore?

I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good romance. I enjoyed getting to see a old flame rekindled despite how much both parties fought it. I liked seeing the characters faith grow, and also seeing their struggles. I received a copy of this book from Thomas Nelson Publishing and was no way forced to post a positive review . All opinions expressed are my own.

I really enjoyed the first book in this series, so I was excited for book two. And I think I enjoyed it even more.

I really liked how honest Nick is with himself throughout the story. His ability to step back and go through the techniques he knows to help himself through the hard times is impressive. I liked that even though his life changed fairly drastically for him that he still found a way to get back to living.

I honestly was annoyed with Sam most of this book. Unlike Nick, she was never honest with herself. And wasn't very honest with Nick either. But as much as I was annoyed with her, it also felt very real. I know there are times when I shut down rather than sharing my feelings - so it was good to be able to see that annoying quality in a character. Oops! I do it too!

I love Sam's grandma! She was wonderful. And the brief moment we meet Nick's parents was wonderful too!

I knew from previous Hatcher books this would be a wonderful HEA but have to admit it moved a little too fast for me toward the end. I don't want to give anything away, but I do wish there had been a few more months for the story to continue to develop.

If you enjoy small towns, cute coffee shops, family being there for family...then you'll love this book.

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The characters in this book are pleasant getting to know. Although, the storyline was a bit predictable and perhaps a bit unbelievable, this book was a nice, light read. A feel good romance with real characters. I would have liked a bit more suspense, but overall it was an enjoyable read.

Robin Lee Hatcher has written another winner! I have enjoyed this series set in Idaho. When Samantha and Nick end up in the same town a few years after they broke up, she doesn't want much to do with Nick. Samantha, the female protagonist, learns that we have to trust God rather than letting our fears cripple us! Perhaps Nick learns that a bit of caution is sometimes wise too! I recommend You're Gonna Love Me to those who enjoy contemporary fiction. I read this book through NetGalley.com. This is my honest opinion.

Very enjoyable book with relatable characters. Samantha and Nick are polar opposites when it comes to living life. After a painful breakup they find themselves thrown together again. Samantha struggles with fear and Nick is dealing with new life of living with TBI. Highly recommended!

You're Gonna Love Me by Robin Lee Hatcher

Samantha Winters moves to Thunder Creek to take care of her grandmother who has fallen off of a horse. Gran's hero who helped her get to the hospital is none other than her old boyfriend, Nick. Samantha and Nick reconnect awkwardly but are encouraged by  her grandmother to keep on seeing each other. The past keeps on cropping back up and Samantha's fear of taking risks stands in the way of a continued relationship. 

You're Gonna Love Me revisits the town of Thunder Creek which was introduced to readers in the title, You'll Think of Me. This title is a quick read and will satisfy Ms. Hatcher's fans. It can be read as a standalone but would be more enjoyable if the first in the series is read first. Reader's who like a quick romance with a little drama will be drawn into the book. Reader's looking for well developed characters may be disappointed with this read but those who like a plot driven sweet romance will be satisfied. Hand this title to anyone who enjoys a cozy romance with a small town setting or any fan of Robin Lee Hatcher.

You're Gonna Love Me by Robin Lee Hatcher is a second chance romance where the characters had issues that needed to be resolved before a true relationship could be established. I really enjoyed the Christian elements in this story as Samantha and Nick reconnected. Also the supporting cast was wonderful especially the older age characters.

Samantha fears were as much of an obstacle as Nick’s disregard for safety. Obviously, Nick suffered because of his issues but so did Samantha in trying to live such a control, lack luster life. Both had lessons to learn, which they seemed to do rather quickly.

You're Gonna Love Me is an up-beat, heartwarming story. The only book in this series that I have read. While a couple from a previous book play a big supporting role, I did not find it necessary to have read their story to enjoy Samantha and Nick’s.

You're Gonna Love Me is a story of reunification, acceptance, anguishment, bewilderment, chivalrousness, compassion gentleness and Faithfulness. Nick was in the right place at the right time to call 911 for gran - who was falling off her horse - who is gran you ask? Samantha's gran. Who is Samantha you may ask/ Well you ask good questions - she just happened to be Nicks ex girlfriend who - when they broke up went away - and now when gran got hurt she came back and ran into Nick - why did they break up you may ask? Well they broke it off because ................I cannot tell you that - that is t.m.f.i .- you have to read the book to find out that and believe you me that is some good and well juicy gossip information that you need to know - I was shocked to find out what happened - It is good and it is bad - and I mean bad - It is a serious situation that happened that caused the break up - it is worth that just to find out what happened..

When Samantha Winters gets a call from her cousin that their grandmother, Ruth, fell from a horse and broke her leg, she decides to take time off from work and head for Thunder Creek, Idaho, to care for her Gran.

Nick Chastain was there with Ruth when she fell, so he comes to visit her in the hospital to see how she's doing. Nick and Samantha are shocked to see each other again, when the meet in Ruth's hospital room. Nick and Samantha dated back in Oregon when Nick used to be a professor at the university, but they had a fight and then Nick had an accident, and he still suffers from memory loss.

While Samantha is wondering if she wants to go back to the job waiting for her, she and Nick reconnect, and she wonders if they can make it work this time.

Nick loves being outdoors and he is working installing a irrigation system into Derek's organic farm, her and Derek becomes fast friends and Derek invites him to join their Men's Church Group. Nick has changed alot and he regrets his reckless mistakes in the past, he remembers some things about Samantha and he wants to apologize and be friends, but he is afraid to hope for more than that.

Ruth is happy to have Samantha visiting her, and she decides that she needs to get to know Nick better so that she can decides if he is good enough for Samantha.

Samantha has always made the safe choice since her father died in a skiing accident, and she didn't like Nick's recklessness, but she can see that he's changed especially when he talks about his faith. She is afraid to take a chance, and I like how she comes to terms with her fears. And I love how Nick has changed his outlook on life and overcome so many challenges since his accident. A fantastic read from beginning to end!


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Samantha is not with what is going on in her life right now. She has more questions then she does answers. She is home helping her grandmother after a fall and maybe after some time of relaxing she can find out some answers. But when someone from her past comes back into her life she still ends up wondering whats next in her life. Nick runs into Samantha when he never thought he would see her again. He struggles with telling her the truth that happened two years ago or just letting things lye where they are. Can the two figure out how to navigate life in a small town and get the answers each seek?

What a sweet book this was. This book was like coming home, there was no suspense or nothing that just stood out. It felt more like catching up with a friend. I loved how the book just flowed and you wanted to find out what was going to happen next. I loved all the main characters I really enjoyed Ruth and her friends they just seemed like the towns Grandma's and also matchmakers. I really loved how this was a good clean read and also how with everything Nick had been through he still sought his faith to make it through. I can't wait for more from this sweet town of Thunder creek(oh how I hope there is more). If you are looking for a clean read with one of the sweetest love stories this book will not disappoint at all.

The last person Samantha Winters expects to come across in her grandmother’s Idaho hospital room is Nick Chastain. They’d ended on bad terms, and he’d ignored her since.
Both Sam and Nick must reconcile their pasts in order to look toward their futures. Nick must deal with the fact he has to give up the adrenaline-inducing activities he once loved. Sam has to decide if she’ll continue to allow the tentacles of fear to suffocate her.
With plenty of help from the lovable citizens of Thunder Creek, will these two find the happiness they once gave up on finding with each other?
Vivid scenery, memorable characters, and a reminder that God is always in control make You’ll Think of Me another read from Robin Lee Hatcher to add to your Christmas wish list.
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The book started off of slow with the necessary background information before the plot was established. I liked how we found out about the two main characters from their own POVs. Nick was not as a sympathetic character as Samantha. I like how faith was intertwined in the overall message not preachy but both of the main characters had problems and to see how the problems were resolved was inspirational along with their loved story.

You're Gonna Love Me by Robin Lee Hatcher takes readers back to the charming town of Thunder Creek, Idaho. In a love story about second chances and overcoming fear, we see a story unfold that connects us to its predecessor and develops a whole new story all its own.

Samantha is an accountant and has experienced loss from someone skiing, something she would consider an unnecessary risk. Now she is set never to allow risk into her life again. A few years before this story Samantha and Nick dated, but Nick was a risk taker. While they were dating, Nick planned a kayaking trip over spring break and Samantha ended their relationship.

Now back in Thunder Creek to care for her grandmother, Samantha sees Nick. Samantha didn't expect to see him, but through a series of events their past unfolds.

I liked the setting for this book. I'm a sucker for charming small towns. I also enjoyed the concept of fear, which is something so many people experience. I think the author did a nice job with this story and I appreciate the development of the character's stories. Overall, this was an enjoyable read.

It’s always nice to visit old friends and a beautiful little town tucked away in the mountains. I remember going to Idaho when I was a kid. I never forgot the beautiful scenery and the quaint little towns we drove through. The author has brought those memories back with a delightful story .

Sam has everything going for her far away from Idaho. She is a great accountant but I wouldn’t say she is exactly happy. After losing her father in a tragic accident, it has caused her to be fearful. I know first hand about fear and anxiety. It is not easy to live each day worrying if something is going to happen. I was happy to read that Sam was going back home to care for her grandmother who had been in an accident. I think Sam’s grandmother stole the show in this story. She has wisdom that really helps Sam and knows her granddaughter is not herself. Having Sam take a leave from work to help her grandmother recover was the perfect medicine for her. Their bond was strong and it was nice to read that Sam really listened and appreciated her grandmother’s advice.

Nick and Sam were an item at one time, but that all changed one day. I think when they run into each other again, hurts that had never been resolved come flowing to the surface. One thing I liked about Nick was his determination. Dealing with TBI is not easy for Nick but he sure doesn’t let that stop him from wanting to find love. Will Sam and Nick rekindle their feelings? I loved how the characters each had fears that needed to conquer and relied on God to help them. The story is well written and I loved how the author reminds us to trust God in everything.

I received a copy of this book book from the author. The review is my own opinion.