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March 1, 2016 · 4 Comments

Spring in Snow Valley Books Review

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Spring in Snow Valley

Operation—Kiss the Girl, Cindy Roland Anderson

I received this book free to review; however, all opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive compensation at no cost to you.

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Ivy Baker is doomed to marry a man she only pretends to be in love with to save the family ranch. Since she isn’t marrying for love, Ivy secretly creates a kissing wish list composed of scenes from the romance books she loves to read. She hopes to experience at least one kiss from her list before she becomes officially engaged and seals her fate. When she travels to Snow Valley to help her aunt recover from knee surgery, Ivy finds herself falling for Kellen Thomas, an irresistible cowboy she should avoid. By chance Kellen finds Ivy’s list, and decides to make it his mission to help her fulfill her bucket list, turning her world upside down and making Ivy want to choose her heart over duty.

Love Coming Late, Jeanette Lewis

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Cynthia Eddington never thought she’d return to Snow Valley after a string of bad luck forced the sale of her beloved farm there. But here she is, about to start a new life with her children, Jackson and Anoria. Cynthia plans to focus on her career and her family; she’s not looking for romance and she’s definitely not looking for sexy cowboy, Colby Schroder.

Running from the Cowboy, Cami Checketts

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Missy Horman escaped an abusive marriage and returns to Snow Valley to help her father deal with her emotionally disturbed mother. Volunteering to teach a youth Sunday school class seems like a good way to get out of her comfort zone—until she ends up kissing Porter Wilson in front of a bunch of teenagers. Embarrassed, and secretly thrilled, by the kiss, she writes Porter off as a playboy. But, Missy wasn’t the only one affected and Porter’s new mission in life is to prove that there’s more to him than flirting and world-tilting kisses. He wants to show her that a true cowboy knows how to treat a lady and, if Missy can’t keep her wits about her, she might just let him.

The Bet, Taylor Hart

 

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When Destiny Morningstar gets blackmailed into spending her spring break in Snow Valley, the last thing she’s looking for is a date, especially not with Adam and Chase Moon—two attractive and athletic brothers. But soon she finds herself tangled up in a dating spree that includes a flag football game, swinging around the barn dance, and hiking to Snow Valley’s romantic hot springs with the town’s most eligible bachelors. At every turn she’s within kissing distance of one of the delectable Moon men. When she discovers she’s been part of some bet fueled by sibling rivalry and overactive egos she has to make a decision—forgive them both or miss out on the best thing that’s ever happened to her.

Sealed with a Kiss, Kimberley Montpetit

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Jessica Mason and Pastor James are struggling to make their long-distance relationship work between Snow Valley and New Orleans where Jessica dances with the local ballet company. When April Murphy, a war widow with a child, shows up in Snow Valley, James reluctantly begins to wonder if he and Jessica are really meant to be. April would make the perfect pastor’s wife and he’d have an instant family and the stability he craves. But he can’t get the spitfire Jessica out of his mind and when she returns to Snow Valley to accept an inheritance, her male ballet partner in tow, the love triangle takes on a new edge. Can Jessica and James figure out how to create a family while living in two different states—or do they allow their hearts to move on and forget the passion they once shared?

 

My Review

It’s back to Snow Valley again and this time it’s Spring! You can check out my reviews of Summer in Snow Valley and Christmas in Snow Valley by clicking the links. Though all of the stories are written by different authors, they’ve all got the same clean romance, homey appeal.

I love Snow Valley, and the authors definitely get the feel right in these stories. Snow Valley is a place that makes you just want to settle in. By the third anthology set in Snow Valley, I feel like I know the characters and that they’re just regular folks who would welcome you in for a cup of coffee or dinner. I love the cowboys in the stories. Who doesn’t love a good cowboy romance? I wonder if all cowboys are this sweet!

These stories are a little bit romance and a little bit suspense….as in who will she choose?! You’ll find yourself talking to these girls in your heads telling them what to do and who to pick. You’ll love the way the stories unfold, and if you’ve read any of the other Snow Valley books, you’ll enjoy being revisited by familiar characters.

I’ve read other books by these authors that aren’t in the Snow Valley Anthologies and have enjoyed their writing immensely. I definitely recommend the Snow Valley books, as well as others by these authors. You don’t need to read the other Snow Valley books first though you may want to! You’ll fall in love with Spring in Snow Valley!

 

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Comments

  1. Rosey says

    March 1, 2016 at 11:15 am

    The guy on the cover looks like Matt from Fuller House (not that I’ve been binge watching that or anything 😉 ). You do have so many intersting/cool book options over here!

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  2. Lucy McConnell says

    March 1, 2016 at 12:03 pm

    Thanks for the review!

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  3. Cami Checketts says

    March 1, 2016 at 12:04 pm

    Thank you for posting about our book.
    Warmest,
    Cami

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