Welcome to Willow Grove. A town that doesn’t change much and where everyone knows your business. A town Beth Whitaker never dreamed she’d still call home.
When heartbreak and circumstances strand her in the small Illinois community she grew up in she’s…stuck. In her job at her family’s company and living at home with her mother once again. Then Beth’s sister, who is opposite of her in about every way possible, Beth knows she’s going to have to bail Molly out of her scheme. Again.
What Beth doesn’t count on is the support the community throws behind the re-opening of Fairwind Farm and Orchard. The place which one drew everyone together in celebration.
Beth’s family and friends are a fun group that I’d love to hand out with. From Molly’s carefree, can-do attitude about life to Callie’s (Beth’s best friend’s) teasing, these people are endearing in their caring and love for each other.
Hometown Girl is a delightful story of finding your purpose—even if that purpose isn’t the one you started out with. Throughout the book, Courtney Walsh’s love of small town America shines through.
Add to the mix, a ruggedly handsome cowboy-turned-employee who works to run to hide from memories, a twenty-year-old unsolved mystery, plenty of tension and chemistry, and this book is one you’d best give yourself enough time to read in one sitting.
A perfect read for a crisp fall day with a cup of something warm to drink (apple cider perhaps?) as the leaves change color and the days grow shorter, Hometown Girl is another winner from Courtney Walsh.

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