New release and review. Lesson in Lone Creek

New release and review. Lesson in Lone Creek - Mary Manners

Blurb:

Nick Merrill longs for adventure, and he finds it as one of the most highly-praised smoke jumpers on the West Coast. But when his best friend dies fighting a blaze, he returns to Lone Creek Ranch to shake off the loss. There he finds Sawyer Landon, a local middle school teacher who has a gift for reaching even the most difficult kids. When Sawyer asks him to speak at the school's annual Career Day, sparks fly. But Nick knows teaching and adventure are as polar opposite as it get--or are they?

Review:

5/5

Another winner from Mary Manners.

The third in the Lone Creek series doesn't disappoint. Nick, a smoke jumper, returns home after the death of his best friend. Asked to make a delivery of flyers for the ranch to the local school, he gets more than he bargained for in the form of teacher Sawyer and her foster son Alex.

This book doesn’t fail to delight. The wonderful characters pull you inside their story, making you a participant not a reader. Feeling what they do, you’re along for the ride with Nick and Sawyer. A breathtaking journey through laughter and tears that leaves you wanting more.

Buy Link: http://www.pelicanbookgroup.com/ec/lesson-in-lone-creek

Comments

Marianne Evans said…

Can't wait to read it! Clare, and Mary, you're but such awesome ladies! Hugs to you both. :-)

God bless ~

20 April 2012 at 18:47

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