Book review:
"Savoring Christmas" takes its place as the tenth instalment in Shanna Hatfield's delightful Rodeo Romance series. This heartwarming story proved to be an enjoyable and sweet read, leaving me eager to delve into the remaining books in the series.
Troy is a man who has always prioritized his family, a commitment exemplified by his decision to leave his full-time rodeo career to manage the family ranch alongside his cousin Truitt and their Grandma. At a local fair, his path crosses with Lark when he comes to her rescue. Despite the weight of his responsibilities, he recognizes that there's something truly special about her.
Lark harbors dreams of leaving town to pursue her aspiration of owning a restaurant, a path she's been steadfastly working towards despite numerous challenges. In the meantime, she pours her energy into her food truck. Meeting Troy, however, takes her by surprise.
Troy embodies the qualities of a shy yet chivalrous cowboy who will go to great lengths for those he cares about. Ranch life is his calling, just as the food business is Lark's passion. From the moment they meet, Troy and Lark share a magnetic chemistry, but they must navigate their own trials and confront personal demons before they can truly embrace their connection. Both characters undergo significant growth throughout the narrative, making their journey all the more compelling.
In sum, "Savoring Christmas" is a charming story that held my attention from start to finish. I found myself genuinely fond of Lark and Troy, and the supporting cast of characters added depth to the narrative. I'm eagerly anticipating Truitt's story next. If you have an affection for rodeo excitement, animals, vivid food descriptions, engaging banter, and clean romance, this book is a must-read.
I extend my gratitude to Netgalley and Wholesome Hearts Publishing for providing me with an eARC in exchange for my honest review.
Purchase: Savoring Christmas
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