Someone to Trust

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Pub Date Jan 26 2021 | Archive Date Jun 15 2021

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Megan McCormick doesn't leave Atlanta looking for love. Far from it. She runs to the mountain town of Laurel Crest to flee from her past and a broken heart. When she's knocked over by Lee Grainger, handsome veterinarian and lover of small-town living, Megan's life takes an unexpected turn.

Tired of fast-paced city life, Lee is considering a permanent move to the mountains. His run-in with Megan has him believing he's in Laurel Crest for more than a partnership in an animal hospital.

After a case of mistaken identity is cleared up, Megan and Lee strike up a friendship. Lee is everything Megan ever wanted—smart, loyal and dedicated to his faith. But Megan has experienced deep betrayal twice, and she's reluctant to give romance another try.

Can Megan come to terms with the secret that haunts her, get past her distrust of men, and accept the love Lee offers or will her heart be broken again?

Megan McCormick doesn't leave Atlanta looking for love. Far from it. She runs to the mountain town of Laurel Crest to flee from her past and a broken heart. When she's knocked over by Lee Grainger...


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Cute story with heart:
This was a sweet and touching story about trusting and finding belonging not only in the Lord, but with those special people he places in our lives too.
Megan had been hurt in the past and it took her a while to fully embrace being in a relationship again but I liked how patient Lee was. I thought they made a cute couple and I was rooting for them all the way.
There was just the right amount of drama interwoven with the story, although I did guess beforehand what the climax was going to be. One thing I really enjoyed was the reminder that God is our heavenly Father and that He will never leave nor forsake us.
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Someone to Trust
by Lesa Henderson
Pelican Book Group
Christian | Romance | Women's Fiction
Pub Date 26 Jan 2021


I am reviewing a copy of Someone to Trust Pelican Book Group and Netgalley:


Megan McCormick hasn’t left Atlanta looking for love, far from it. She runs to the mountain town of Laurel Crest to flee from her past and a broken heart. When she's knocked over by Lee Grainger, handsome veterinarian and lover of small-town living, Megan's life takes an unexpected turn.





Lee is considering a permanent move to the mountains, tired of fast paced city life. His meeting with Megan has him believing he's in Laurel Crest for more than a partnership in an animal hospital.



After a case of mistaken identity is cleared up, Megan and Lee strike up a friendship. Lee is everything Megan ever wanted—smart, loyal and dedicated to his faith. But Megan has experienced deep betrayal twice, and she's reluctant to give romance another try.


Will Megan be able come to terms with the secret that haunts her, get past her distrust of men, and accept the love Lee offers or will her heart be broken again?



I give Someone to Trust five out of five stars!


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Someone to Trust is a very well written inspirational romance. I enjoyed the plot and character dynamics. I recommend this book.

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