Hope Ramsay

A Small Town Bride

Nathalie Wong

A copy of this book was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review

Amy Lyndon is spoiled and relies too much on her father to bail her out of trouble. Since nothing was expected of her, she did not have any skills. But once she has been cut off financially by her father, she acquires a job. Dusty McNeil is her new boss and does not believe she is up for the tasks at hand. However, she slowly proves him wrong and soon becomes drawn to her.

Both Amy and Dusty's interaction with one another was a great. I loved that Dusty was there to witness her character development from being a spoiled rich girl to an independent woman.

Amy's interaction with her family is very telling. All of them thought similarly to her uncle except one.

Even though this is the second book to the series written by Hope Ramsay, it did not feel like I was missing something and trying to figure out what happened. It could be read as a standalone. I recommend this to readers who like positive personal progression within a character. A good chicklit novel.

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A Small Town Bride

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