but will they give him a reason to stay?
Back home for the summer, adventure-seeking Nick Marshall thinks his park ranger gig will be easy—until the children’s camp he’s overseeing is left without a cook. Desperate to fill the position, he offers his high school nemesis, Cara Andrews, the job. As the two work together, Nick can’t help but fall for the single mom and her triplet sons. But convincing her to take a chance on him might be Nick’s toughest challenge yet…
The Triplets’ Summer Adventure by Laurel Blount is a story that brought a smile to my face. I was happy to return to Cedar Ridge, Georgia. The story has delightful characters. The author created realistic, relatable characters. I enjoyed getting to know Nick, Cara, and the triplets. It was great to catch up with Nick’s foster siblings and their wonderful foster mother, Ruby. Ruby is a clever matchmaker. Nick was good with the triplets, and I enjoyed their interactions. Cara’s critter trouble had me laughing. It is a good thing she had Nick around to help her with the lizard who decided to make the pantry its home (reminded me of the first time I saw a lizard in our home—I live in Florida—my father refused to remove it—I was standing on the coffee table—and told me that the lizards ate the bugs—I did not find that helpful).
My
favorite line came from Ruby, “Loving folks, really loving them, the way He
tells us to? There ain’t no adventure in
this world bigger or scarier nor better than that!” I am sorry that our time in Cedar Ridge has
come to an end. The Triplets’ Summer Adventure is a heartwarming and entertaining story with close siblings, a
matchmaking mother, a fishing fiasco, a critter predicament, mouthwatering
meals, and camp catastrophes.
*I voluntarily read an advanced copy of this book. I am not required to leave a review. The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.
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