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When Claire Parker left Sanctuary, West Virginia, she thought it was for good. But now she's back, reeling from an ugly divorce. Readjusting to small-town life is harder than Claire expected, so she's surprised, and grateful, to find companionship in Willow, an abused Thoroughbred mare. Willow is Claire's "whisper horse," and they share a special, rare bond. Except Willow isn't the only one helping Claire heal; Willow's ruggedly handsome veterinarian, Dr. Tim Arbuckle, is sympathetic...and secretive.
Devastated by his wife's death, Tim thought he'd never find love again. The stoic, sexy doctor was sure he'd left his heart behind when he came to Sanctuary. But Claire stirs up emotions he thought he'd buried long ago. For the first time, the doctor can see past his grief...until Willow falls gravely ill. Tim and Claire must save Willow's life and, surrounded by the majestic mountains of West Virginia, believe in a love so encompassing, so intimately intense, their lives will never be the same again.
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Review by: kiwiblondie (Michelle)
Dated: 22nd of June, 2014
I found that I have kindle for Samsung app on my phone and that I can choose one free book a month and since I love reading seemed like a no brainer I had to sign up and then browse for my free book. I liked the sound of the story so choose this as my free book for this month.
The usual story guy meets girl but this time there is a twist in that they actually have some common interests and learn that one is dealing with a messy divorce and one is dealing with guilty feelings over his wife's suicide.
The book was easy to read, interesting enough to always wanting to be reading and see how it ends, did they manage to overcome the differences? I notice that this is the first of a 3 part series so I will be reading the sequels even if I have to buy it from the kindle store instead of getting it free.
The ending was what I expected that Claire and Tim would be together but there were parts that threw me, I knew there was a silly reason for Tim's wife suicide and was right about that but the real reason when revealed was very silly.
I had a look on my library website and see that you can also get this book in print so to anyone who wants to escape real life for a few hours then this book is perfect.
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