The Beachside Bed and Breakfast by Hope Ramsay
Genre: Contemporary, Romance,
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Pages: 321
Published: August 23rd 2022 by Forever
The local quilting club has matchmaking in mind in this enchanting small‑town romance perfect for fans of Debbie Mason, Sheila Roberts, and RaeAnne Thayne.
Innkeeper Ashley Howland Scott inherited Howland House and the adjacent Rose Cottage from her grandmother. Her grandmother hosted weekly meetings of the local quilting club, and those ladies know all the gossip in town.
The new minister, Micah St. Pierre, is the subject of more than his fair share of that gossip. Micah has spent a decade as a Navy Chaplain and his experience in combat has deeply challenged his faith. He’s come back home because he also feels guilty about the way he abandoned his younger brothers and father when they needed him most.
The Quilting Club thinks Micah’s problems can be solved by finding him a wife. And they have a woman in mind. But despite the fact that Ashley finds him attractive, she closely guards her heart. She loved her husband very much, but his early death has left its mark. She’s also deeply worried about her young son. Jackie clearly needs a male role model, but is Micah St. Pierre the right one?
Innkeeper Ashley Howland Scott inherited Howland House and the adjacent Rose Cottage from her grandmother. Her grandmother hosted weekly meetings of the local quilting club, and those ladies know all the gossip in town.
The new minister, Micah St. Pierre, is the subject of more than his fair share of that gossip. Micah has spent a decade as a Navy Chaplain and his experience in combat has deeply challenged his faith. He’s come back home because he also feels guilty about the way he abandoned his younger brothers and father when they needed him most.
The Quilting Club thinks Micah’s problems can be solved by finding him a wife. And they have a woman in mind. But despite the fact that Ashley finds him attractive, she closely guards her heart. She loved her husband very much, but his early death has left its mark. She’s also deeply worried about her young son. Jackie clearly needs a male role model, but is Micah St. Pierre the right one?
This was just such a nice book to escape into. I enjoyed seeing the small town happenings with gossip issues stirring things up, as well as getting to see how small that town really was with having favorites and being a bit closeminded. I liked the romance that was slowly but surly brewing between Micah and Ashely but for religious reason things could get complicated and the town already likes Micah as the minster and what if things don't work out a whole lot of other issues, like I said its a small town things can get ugly. But there was also that part of Ashely questioning having a relationship because of her late husband and not wanting to relocate and just wanted to settle with her son who seems to be increasingly having issues with a ghost and some bullies at school. There is plenty to enjoy about this book and I can't wait to see what this author comes up with next.
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