My Review
Juliet Montgomery works as a couples counselor in Blossom Glen, Indiana. She is excited about her work, but clients are put off by her own personal track record - which includes three (or two point five, according to Juliet!) messy public break ups. When Juliet goes to appeal a parking ticket, she gets pulled in to help settle a dispute over a tree. This all happens at Mayor Jack Monroe's office. He offers Juliet a part-time job settling conflicts for the Mayor's office. Juliet and Jack are as different as night and day, but sparks fly every time they are together.
I wanted to read this novel because I love small town settings, and this sounded like a cozy, enjoyable read. I had not read Miranda Liasson before (my mistake -- now I have to catch up with her books!). This is the second book in the Blossom Glen series but it reads as a standalone. I have not read the first book and had no problem jumping in and enjoying this book.
Juliet is a great book protagonist - smart, sassy, and good hearted. She wants so much to overcome her past romantic foibles in the town's eyes. Jack is an appealing book boyfriend, and the book comes alive every time they are in a scene together.
This was such an fun book. It is well written, with lively characters and a charming small town that is almost another character in the book. I can easily see this novel as a Hallmark movie. It would be perfect!
I recommend The Sweetheart Fix for fans of women's fiction, small town romance, and comforting, upbeat books -- perfect for a weekend read!
Book Synopsis
Miranda Liasson is a RWA Golden Heart winner and an Amazon bestselling author whose heartwarming and humorous small-town romances have won accolades such as the National Readers’ Choice Award and the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence and have been Harlequin Junkie and Night Owl Reviews Top Picks. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and three kids in a charming old neighborhood which is the inspiration for many of the homes in her books. mirandaliasson.com
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