The Inn on Gooseneck Lane by Delsora Lowe

 About the Book:  Nat Thomas calls Mistletoe Falls, Vermont home where summers were magical, her aunt became the parent she needed, and high school love bloomed. Sixteen years later, that love lost, Nat returns home for a much-needed break. She’s recruited to revitalize her aunt’s picturesque inn. Will the boy who broke her heart be the man who rallies to save her home and capture her heart…for good?

Brad Matthews returns home to buy Green Mountain Sports, after years as an outdoor adventure guide. He’s thrown into partnering an event to revive the town’s inn and boost his business. Can he work with the woman who demolished his heart and ran with no explanation?

In a small town where everyone knows your business and interfering relatives revive snicker-doodling, the lost art of matchmaking, Nat and Brad may not stand a chance. Can the two find enough heart to forgive and accept love again?

 Our Review: Family. The emotions, responsibilities and strings that accompany that one single word can often turn into a time bomb looking for a place to go off. No one describes the emotions linked to ‘family’ better than Delsora Lowe. BTW—the first ‘planning’ meeting between Nat and Brad is a pip. Watch the steam rise off the page.

Based on a scale of 1-5, The Inn on Gooseneck Lane deserves a 6.

Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Authors