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A review by kbranfield
The Country Guesthouse by Robyn Carr
4.0
The Country Guesthouse by Robyn Carr is a heartwarming romance of friendship, healing and love. This fifth installment in the Sullivan's Crossing series can be read as a standalone.
Thirty-five year old Hannah Russell has just broken her engagement when her best friend, Erin Waters, unexpectedly passes away. Now the guardian of Erin's five year old son Noah, Hannah decides to rent a lakeside house in Colorado so she and Noah can settle into their life. Unbeknownst to Hannah, the home's owner, photographer Owen Abrams and his goofy but lovable dog Romeo, are about to become an integral part of both her and Noah's healing process.
With two broken engagements behind her, Hannah is not looking for love as she figures out her and Noah's future. But Owen soon becomes a fixture in their daily routine as she sorts out key aspects of Noah's care. She looks forward to spending time with Owen, but Noah remains her priority. Uncertain about how her career will fit in with motherhood, Hannah and Noah extend their time with Owen in order to decide her next steps.
Following a tragedy, Owen now leads a very solitary life both at home and during his travels. He has not had a serious relationship since his divorce and he is content with the status quo. Owen is surprised by how quickly Noah and Hannah become an cherished part of his life. Will Owen be able to convince Hannah and Noah to take a chance on a new life with him?
Hannah, Noah and Owen's tranquility is disturbed when Erin's estranged mother enters their lives. Hannah will do anything to protect Noah and she is grateful for the love and support of her new friends in Sullivan's Crossing. With the full protection of Owen and her friends, Hannah is prepared to do whatever it takes to shield Noah from his grandmother.
The Country Guesthouse is a charming novel of new beginnings. Hannah, Noah and Owen are delightful characters who are vibrantly developed and easy to root for. The storyline is well-written and engaging. The setting is idyllic and vividly springs to life. Robyn Carr brings this heartfelt novel to an uplifting conclusion. A wonderful addition to the Sullivan's Crossing series that old and new fans are sure to enjoy.
Thirty-five year old Hannah Russell has just broken her engagement when her best friend, Erin Waters, unexpectedly passes away. Now the guardian of Erin's five year old son Noah, Hannah decides to rent a lakeside house in Colorado so she and Noah can settle into their life. Unbeknownst to Hannah, the home's owner, photographer Owen Abrams and his goofy but lovable dog Romeo, are about to become an integral part of both her and Noah's healing process.
With two broken engagements behind her, Hannah is not looking for love as she figures out her and Noah's future. But Owen soon becomes a fixture in their daily routine as she sorts out key aspects of Noah's care. She looks forward to spending time with Owen, but Noah remains her priority. Uncertain about how her career will fit in with motherhood, Hannah and Noah extend their time with Owen in order to decide her next steps.
Following a tragedy, Owen now leads a very solitary life both at home and during his travels. He has not had a serious relationship since his divorce and he is content with the status quo. Owen is surprised by how quickly Noah and Hannah become an cherished part of his life. Will Owen be able to convince Hannah and Noah to take a chance on a new life with him?
Hannah, Noah and Owen's tranquility is disturbed when Erin's estranged mother enters their lives. Hannah will do anything to protect Noah and she is grateful for the love and support of her new friends in Sullivan's Crossing. With the full protection of Owen and her friends, Hannah is prepared to do whatever it takes to shield Noah from his grandmother.
The Country Guesthouse is a charming novel of new beginnings. Hannah, Noah and Owen are delightful characters who are vibrantly developed and easy to root for. The storyline is well-written and engaging. The setting is idyllic and vividly springs to life. Robyn Carr brings this heartfelt novel to an uplifting conclusion. A wonderful addition to the Sullivan's Crossing series that old and new fans are sure to enjoy.