Jenny has a wonderful life. She has four amazing children, and she’s living her dream of having a beautiful home and a small farm. The only downside is that her love life does not resemble the passion she reads about in romance novels. Her husband, David, works hard to support their family, but like many couples the spark has left thanks to too many busy days – and nights – raising children and caring for their home and farm. Jenny knows that she is blessed to have David by her side, even more so when he starts to surprise her in new and exciting ways in the bedroom. But just as their relationship begins to take a turn, tragedy strikes in an unimaginable way and Jenny suddenly finds herself a single mother with a farm to maintain. Her in-laws, who have always been less than kind to her in general, and completely unsupportive of her dreams, make everything more difficult. But Jenny is strong and determined, and continues to carry on. She has a plan for the farm, and a way to increase her herd of cows to help it become more profitable. But it’s going to require some help which leads her to a call to a local farmer to replenish her supply of hay so that she can get through the long, cold winter. But even from their first meeting, Jenny knows that Sam has a lot more to offer.
Gisèle L Grieves’ COUNTRY HEARTS is beautifully told story, with chapters interwoven from both Sam and Jenny’s points of view, allowing readers to follow the growth, changes and twists and turns that they face as they learn more about themselves and their budding relationship. The story flows almost effortlessly, from the opening lines through the final scenes, while picturesque descriptions of rural farmland and wilderness provide background as Jenny faces down every obstacle that life throws at her, as she learns to let down her defenses for a chance at love again.
A perfect blend of passion and romance, COUNTRY HEARTS by Gisèle L Grieves takes readers through tragedy to true love, with plenty of twists and turns in between.
~Sarah Baer for IndieReader