After the sudden and tragic loss of their parents, the Bennet siblings, Molly, Levi and Grace decide to open Bluebell Inn to honor their parents' dream.
Molly was a genuine, hardworking heroine and you find yourself rooting for her because she is authentic and unapologetically herself. Like her siblings, she's made sacrifices to open the B&B, giving up her internship to Europe.
Adam Bradford has a serious case of writer's block. He travels to North Carolina to do research for his next book. Meeting Molly, the pretty young innkeeper who unknowingly becomes his muse. Unbeknownst to Adam, Molly fancies herself in love with his alter ego Nathaiel Quinn, this was one of the fun twists in the story.
When Molly finds a long-lost love letter, she turns to Adam to help her find answers and they strike up a friendship. Adam has secrets he isn't willing to share. Will they be able to overcome the obstacles to decide if love is worth trusting?
I'd probably give Lake Season 4 out of 5 stars because of the heroine Molly. Without giving anything away there's a moment in the book there's an issue between Molly and Adam and her reaction was a little like the pot calling the kettle black.
Denise Hunter is my go-to contemporary author when I need a swoony, feel-good, sweet, clean read. With over 40 published titles I've probably read half of her books. I'm glad she's such prolific author and publishes multiple books a year. Plus, I've had the joy of meeting Ms. Hunter in person...she's so inviting and genuine! It makes you enjoy her books all that much more.
Lake Season is a delightful read to make me excited for the summer. If you're looking for a charming, small-town romance you need to add Denise Hunter books to your TBR pile.
Reading is an adventure,
Emilee
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