His task was simple…
Until he met her
Adam Lloyd has one job: revitalize the newly acquired failing seniors’ apartment complex in picturesque Palmer, Alaska, by Thanksgiving. Falling for vivacious activities director Sunny Galloway and having his love of photography reawakened by her precocious daughter wasn’t part of his plan. His failure would mean eviction for the tight-knit residents and unemployment for Sunny. But even if he succeeds, he can’t stay in Palmer—can he?
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My Thoughts:
I absolutely ADORE this book! It's rare to find a book that centers around Thanksgiving (more popular choices being Christmas, Valentine's Day, etc.). It's my favorite holiday because it's focus is more about the feeling of thankfulness and surrounding ourselves with family, friends, and good food, rather than gifts. This is going to definitely be an annual Thanksgiving read for me!
Sunny is such a warm, sweet woman who is working hard to raise her daughter Piper, while keeping the tenants of a senior apartment complex active and entertained. The cast of seniors each provided Sunny with the family members that she lacked. Their individual personalities were fun and spot-on for their character roles.
Adam had fallen into the trap of trying to please a parent. His mission in Alaska helped him open his heart and allowed him to find what he was missing in his life. He's excellent with Piper, finding a common love for capturing moments through a camera lens.
This story feels like a warm hug and provides plenty of laughs throughout. I loved how deep the sense of community between the seniors, Sunny, Piper, Adam, and the small town runs. Relationships and hearts are healed, giving your own heart a sense of healing, too! The romance is sweet and clean. Wonderful read!
I received a complimentary copy for reviewing purposes. All opinions are my own!
About the Author:
Beth Carpenter grew up on a farm reading everything she could get her hands on, from cereal boxes to the encyclopedia. Saturday visits to the library were the highlight of her week. Due to motion sickness, she couldn't read on the school bus so she made up her own stories instead.
She still consumes books like popcorn and loves to create happy endings for her imaginary friends. She believes dogs, books, and laughter are key to happiness. And dark chocolate. And love.
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