Book Review: Redemption at Christmas
When Trevor flees the big city for the small town of Piper Falls, the last thing he’s looking for is trouble. He left enough of that behind when he exited his company—and his life—ahead of being fired. The events that led to that left him wary of strangers, and eager for peace. The dog that turns up at his house has other plans. Trevor discovers that he bought the house of its former owner when Isabell, the far-too-attractive granddaughter of the former owner arrives to collect him. Trevor is charmed by her open smile and delectable body, but knows all too well that people can’t be trusted. Isabell accepted that her cousin Spencer got inherited everything from her grandfather, though it stings that he didn’t give her anything but the dog. To make matters worse, Cody keeps showing up at the old house, where a handsome stranger has purchased what used to be the family home. All too quickly she is offering to show Trevor around town, and introduce him to the pleasure of Piper Falls ...