Falling in Love at Nightingale Farm by Emma Bennet


    Where did I see myself spending Spring Break? Anywhere but here at home, at least I have a plethora of good books to choose from. 

    I haven't posted very much this week due to the stress of my job and current situations that I'm having to deal with. Too much is happening at one time. I did however finish this book on a high note of romance. This VERY short story is about the treachery of family being hidden in plain sight. Our main character enters a story by helping out a farm to rebuild their foundation for a percentage of the gains made. I'm stilly somewhat smitten with the grouchy farmer! 

     I would how they recommend this book because it is short, sweet and simple. The stories plot has been ever used, but it is still nice sometimes to read a quaint book like this. I would write this book a four out of five stars. I do wish the story would I have more plot twist or characters who were more memorable, but overall it was well written. 

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