Review: Summer on Honeysuckle Ridge by Debbie Mason


Summer on Honeysuckle Ridge (Highland Falls #1)Summer on Honeysuckle Ridge by Debbie Mason
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Abby Everhart was living out of her car before discovering that her Great Aunt has left her Honeysuckle Farm in Highland Falls, North Carolina. She plans on putting it on the market to help her get back on her feet. But what she finds is a serious fixer-upper and a man living on the property, who claims her left the property to him.

Hunter MacKenzie is an ex-Delta Force soldier hiding away on the place that feels like home since his return from the war. He doesn't want to spend any time with this woman who annoys him. But the more time they spend together makes it harder to deny the spark he feels for her.

This was my first Debbie Mason book, and I enjoyed this sweet romance. With the charm of a small Scottish town, who celebrate Highland Games.
FYI this has nothing much beyond kissing.
And I'm looking forward to Mallory and Gabriel's book.

This book was provided by Forever.


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