Today we are featuring The Last Carolina Sister, which is the third novel in the Magnolia Sisters trilogy by Michelle Major. Thanks to Kaye Publicity, we have one copy for a lucky reader.
Meredith Ventner knows a wounded creature when she sees one. Though her temporary new neighbor may be—on the surface at least—a successful, drop-dead gorgeous doctor, she recognizes the deep hurt Ryan Sorensen is carrying, and it’s catnip to her soul. But even though Meredith is the youngest, scrappiest and single-est of Magnolia’s most famous sisters, she’s committed to expanding the animal shelter on her newly inherited farm. She can’t waste her energy on a man who’s only passing through town.
Ryan is hoping that after a month of small-town living he’ll be healed enough to return to his busy ER. His injured leg isn’t half as painful as his guilt from the tragedy he's trying to forget. Yet somehow, helping feisty, tenderhearted Meredith care for her menagerie is making him question his career-first priorities. Here in this quirky small town another future is coming into view, but can he change his life, and open his heart, to claim it?
The Magnolia Sisters series:
Book 1: The Magnolia Sisters
Book 2: The Merriest Magnolia
Book 3: The Last Carolina Sister
Vincennes, Indiana is the best small town I’ve visited.
ReplyDeleteI grew up and lived in Checotah, Oklahoma. It is the best in my mind. We lived really close to the park and a small grocery store. My brother and I could walk to school. Everyone knew everyone. My best friends lived right next door in our neighborhood. There was a vacant lot where we could play baseball. My btother and I rode our bikes all over town collecting pop bottles for candy money. There were great fishing holes nearby where my family fished.
ReplyDeleteI visited Alaska with my father (it was a cruise he always wanted to go on). there were a few small towns we saw --one being Haines and another Sitka. They are not big. They were beautiful. But the main thing is that is a memory that is a good one and my father has since passed it is a memory to treasure.
ReplyDeleteThese small towns sound wonderful. They are so charming and appealing. When I visit one which is special I remember the visit since it is unforgettable. In Southern Ontario where I used to go on vacation there were many small towns but Owen Sound was lovely and stole my heart.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the big city of Toronto. For the last 35+ years I have lived in a small town an hour outside the city. I love it and would never move to a big city again. Unfortunately this town is growing. I wish they would stop.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed going to Wimberly in the Texas Hill Country when I was a child. It was a nice small town at that time.
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Holland MI is my favorite small town.
ReplyDeleteI lived near a town called RISE AND SHINE. It was pretty.
ReplyDeleteI lived in a small town a couple blocks off the lake for 13 years, but after I lost my husband to Cancer four years ago I sold out house and went back to my hometown of Chicago when I love the big city life. Thanks for your generosity. Linda May
ReplyDeleteLove my little town of Bel Air.
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ReplyDeleteGalena, IL is a great little town to visit!
ReplyDeleteThe best small town is Wake Forest, NC.
ReplyDeleteThe small Canadian villages my parents were from is like stepping back into time in a good way.
ReplyDeleteI lived in a little town called Ashland Terrace when I was young.
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