Her heart's been broken too many times.
He was the first one to break it.
Will fate give them a second chance?
When
recently divorced Callie Stewart, an aspiring country music artist,
confronts the dishonest talent agent who stole her new song, he turns
the tables on her, and her world spins out of control. Without proof she
composed the hit song, Callie is forced to take her twin boys with her,
move out of Nashville and live with her aunt in Georgia. Having her
dreams shattered leaves her trying to figure out how she will support
her little family. Reconnecting with Ty Carter, her long-ago crush from
high school and the guy who broke her heart, has her questioning her
resolve to leave romance out of her new life. Ty isn't just a
good-looking cowboy, he's sweet to her boys and makes Callie feel
beautiful and alive. As her feelings for Ty grow stronger, the music
reawakens inside her, inspiring her creativity and the desire to sing.
Giving love a second chance might be the key to a forever love, and the
start of a new music career...but can it be both?
Author's Note:
This book originally appears as The Cowboy's Second Go, in the Big Sky
Timeless Western Collection. Chasing Moonbeams features a never before
published epilogue you won't want to miss! It also has been updated with
added content that more closely ties into the Georgia Moon Romance
series.
My Review: 5 Stars
Anderson has a way of writing that brings a smile to my face. Her stories are sweet and swoony, hinge on a meet cute, and are marinated in humor--and this one is no different.
Callie has been wronged and is starting over back home as a single mom of twin boys. A man from her teenage past is now a part of her present and I love the ways they keep running into each other, but I especially enjoyed their first meeting after years. Adorable! Ty regrets his last interaction with Callie and I loved how he can man-up and admit his wrongs.
The walks by the lake and porch swing talks, combined with the sparks that are still sparking like fireflies after all these years, added to the precocious twins made for an enchantingly sweet contemporary romance. I love Anderson's writing style and I really loved the way music played such a big part of the story. I found myself wishing I could hear these songs and go through the creative process with Callie.
I'll say it again--adorable! I loved every minute of it.
Content: mild romance (swoony, kissing)
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