Publisher: Sunshine Press
Date of publication: July 2013
Caleb Myers watched
as his sister and brother-in-law, Joshua, drove away from Clearwater for a much
needed vacation, leaving him to housesit, and take care of the family business.
The idea of a long weekend of peace and quiet at their country cabin turned out
to be a short-lived dream when a phone call from his employee at Winter Lilly’s
Outfitters brings news of an unwanted visitor. Riley Campbell wants nothing
more out of life than to impress the pig-headed bosses who like to use her as
client eye candy at her Houston law firm, and put her career on the fast track
for partner. Nothing made her happier than legal battles and paper pushing, but
when she is sent miles from her normal city life, and thrown into the country
setting of Clearwater, Wyoming, she fears she may have met her match. With an
offer in hand to buy Winter Lilly’s Outfitters, Riley tries to convince Caleb
to take the deal, but his good ole boy ways, country charms, and fierce loyalty
leaves her wanting more than just his name on the dotted line. Can two people
from opposite worlds come together under such an Unwanted Proposal?
Unwanted Proposal is the latest installment in the Clearwater series. I have enjoyed this series so far and this next one was just as enjoyable. I liked Caleb from the previous book and I was happy to see him get his own story. When he meets Riley, the attraction is instant. Besides the physical attraction, he sees something in her that calls to him. Even though Riley is there on business, she can start to see the possibility of a different future as Caleb sows her what is so special about the town. I did think the relationship moved a bit fast, but it wasn't totally unbelievable. I loved Caleb's secret. I thought is was very sweet. I look forward to the next installment!
About J.N Johnson:
Living in her
hometown of Charleston, West Virginia, JN Johnson is the proud mother of two
beautiful
little girls and is married to her high school sweetheart (and
greatest supporter ) whom she considers the rock that keeps her grounded.
She was first introduced
to the world of fantasy when she was seven years old reading The Lion, The
Witch and the Wardrobe making her never want to read about “the real world”
again. Her mother and grandmother’s love of romance novels gave her the
opportunity to learn about book trading, taking all of their old books to the
local flea market to trade for anything that sparked her interest. Those days
are long gone; her books now stay safely on her book shelves at home and out of
harm’s way
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