This is one of those books that is more women’s fiction than romance. While Margot does end up with a HEA moment, a good portion of it is as much about finding a place to call home as it is a guy to share it with.

I love the fish out of water moments as Margot transitions from her life in upscale Chicago to small town living down South. It’s definitely a different way of living but if she gives it a chance she might find her happy again. With grit and spunk she shows those who don’t want to accept her that she might have tripped but she’s not going to go down without a fight. It’s fun and entertaining and touching and did I say fun! How can it not be with a combination bait shop and funeral home for the family business?

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