Her Texas New Year's Wish by Michelle Major
Genre: Contemporary, Romance,
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Pages: 288
Published: December 29th 2020 by Harlequin Special Edition

Can you fall head over heels
And land on your feet?
When Grace Williams topples from the balcony at the soon-to-open Hotel Fortune, the last thing she expects is to find love with her new bosses’ brother. Wiley Fortune is visiting from Chicago, and the polished attorney has looks, money and charm to spare. But Grace’s past makes her wary of investing her heart—and risking her job. Do a small-town Texan and a city sophisticate really have a chance?
And land on your feet?
When Grace Williams topples from the balcony at the soon-to-open Hotel Fortune, the last thing she expects is to find love with her new bosses’ brother. Wiley Fortune is visiting from Chicago, and the polished attorney has looks, money and charm to spare. But Grace’s past makes her wary of investing her heart—and risking her job. Do a small-town Texan and a city sophisticate really have a chance?
When Grace falls from a toppling balcony from the newly made Fortune Hotel and she refuses to let it get her down. Wiley's brother is her boss and from the moment they saw eachother he fell for her and can't help but worry about Grace. Grace had her heart broken and things didn't turn out well and so help but be skeptical when it comes to Wiley but as he sticks around while she heals up he can't help but romance her.
I really enjoyed this book. I liked getting to know Wiley and Graces character. It was understandable why Grace felt certain ways throughout the book after what her family went through with her brother and there was so much riding on her promotion and now she's injured and theres question if having this relationship could jeopardize what she's working for. Grace loved her job and independance and refuses to let things stand in her way and I loved that about her character. I enjoyed the romance even if I think the whole love at first sight thing is a bit corney. Overall this was a pretty good book.


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