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kweenzpnay925 's review for:
Broken Harbor
by Catherine Cowles
“I could give her a beautiful apartment that would always be a safe harbor for her.”
Seriously, suspect everyone and trust no one when reading a Cather Cowles’ book. I am 0.5/24 in guessing the suspect. (I’m giving myself half credit for almost guessing the suspect in Beneath the Wreckage). We have the story of Sutton and Cope. Sutton owns the bakery in Sparrow Falls, the Mix Up. She is a single mom that is in hiding. Her ex is mixed up with drugs and the bratva. Cope is one of the many Colson siblings. He plays hockey and is back in Sparrow Falls trying to fix his image after news reports posted article of him getting into a fight with a teammate. Sutton’s son, Luca (who is just the cutest seven year old), is signed up for hockey camp. That’s where the two meet and begin their love story. Broken Harbor has everything you love about books by Catherine Cowles. There is romance, mystery, some suspense, found family, and of course a grandmother who will always bring levity into any situation (Grandma Lolli is a hoot!).
Seriously, suspect everyone and trust no one when reading a Cather Cowles’ book. I am 0.5/24 in guessing the suspect. (I’m giving myself half credit for almost guessing the suspect in Beneath the Wreckage). We have the story of Sutton and Cope. Sutton owns the bakery in Sparrow Falls, the Mix Up. She is a single mom that is in hiding. Her ex is mixed up with drugs and the bratva. Cope is one of the many Colson siblings. He plays hockey and is back in Sparrow Falls trying to fix his image after news reports posted article of him getting into a fight with a teammate. Sutton’s son, Luca (who is just the cutest seven year old), is signed up for hockey camp. That’s where the two meet and begin their love story. Broken Harbor has everything you love about books by Catherine Cowles. There is romance, mystery, some suspense, found family, and of course a grandmother who will always bring levity into any situation (Grandma Lolli is a hoot!).