A Winter Rose
by Amy Craig
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Pub Date Jul 28 2021 | Archive Date Jul 31 2021
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Description
Widow Eliza struggles to raise her young daughter and run her Washington state flower farm. Julien, a charming amputee with a knack for business, stops his road trip to help her out of a tight situation. A Southern native, he has no intention of sticking around a sleepy farm town. Eliza's grit and dedication warm Julien's wounded heart, but can they look beyond a business partnership and see the beauty of second chances?
Available Editions
ISBN | 9781509236305 |
PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Winter Rose by Amy Craig shows a lot of promise. I like the premise of Julian, a “handicapped” (missing one leg former oil rigger) trying to find purpose in life traveling by motorcycle through the Pacific NW. When Julian stops in a small town for some hardware, he meets Eliza, the widowed owner of a flower farm. Through some awkward manipulations, he becomes her farm foreman since Eliza’s current help was just arrested by ICE. She’s also taking care of her Mom who survived a stroke and one precocious daughter. Sparks (the good kind) fly at their first meeting. These two try to work together during the rough winter weather as Eliza’s dormant flower fields get prepped for Spring. The flowers are pretty much a metaphor for their relationship. Both have had their hearts broken and their dormant hearts are waiting to bloom again. I would love to see this story a little more developed without the constant mixed signals. I would like it if Julian quit saying Yes, ma’am every two seconds although It would make a good drinking game. Also, I think once you have sampled Eliza’s “lady-crop”, you can use first names and kill the polite ma’am talk. A little fine-tuning and this could be a 5-star romance novel.
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. Thank you to NetGalley for this free ARC, but my thoughts and review are my own and without bias.
The plot of this book looked attractive enough to request for it. But I found it difficult to read.
The way the author used to go from introspection to retelling ,to introspection again was not my idea of a good reading. However, I believe other readers will find it more than good and that's the treasure literature offers to readers: variety and different points of view.
I wish the author the best with this title.
Thank you Netgalley for the chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
Thanks Netgalley for a arc copy of this book for a honest review..
A Winter In Rose is a love story that I fell in love with though it was Predictable I still enjoyed the story brought up either many emotions I love when stories can to that. A 5 star read
Happy Reading 📚
Lisa
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