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The Bright Season: a novel (Book 6) (Growing Season Series)
Title | The Bright Season: a novel (Book 6) (Growing Season Series) |
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Date | 2025-05-12 13:33:03 |
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Link | Listen Read |
Desciption
A new romance, a stash of old love letters … a season she won’t soon forget. Moving to the country has given Melinda a new set of skills, but does she have what it takes to fix matters of the heart? It’s hard enough to let the past go, and let a new love in. But when a mysterious box is pulled from her farmhouse’s crawlspace, she’s torn between protecting the former owner’s privacy and tracking down the woman he once loved. Prosper’s Main Street may appear deserted on these sleepy summer afternoons, but there’s plenty happening behind the scenes. One resident is ruffling feathers with her grand plans for the tiny town, and a new Fourth of July contest sparks a competitive spirit that’s as American as apple pie. But as the temperature climbs, the shadow of hard times falls over the rural community. Can Melinda make the tough choices that will keep her dreams from turning to dust? Read more
Review
I have enjoyed reading the series. My mother grew up on a farm and while she told stories about her life there, these books have given me a whole new prospective on who she was. I would like to thank the author for that! The reason I gave it a three is I wish less time was spent rehashing past events and more on each of the story lines. I would have liked to have heard more about Horace and Maggie finally decidng to meet. The story line faded and I was surprised at the end when it happened and had no idea how they got there. It was like it was stuck in to finish the book. And while I applaud the story focusing on Melinda's independent journey not based on having or finding a man, the relationship with Chase is hollow. Weve learned so much about Melinda, how can we hear all about the boys at the store and so little about the time she spending with Chase. A little passion there would be more realistic. All that said, its a nice series, enjoyable read, and thanks to the author for writing. It takes courage!