A Summer Changes Everything by Isabelle Grace

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBT and @IsabelleGrace for letting me part of this tour snd reveiwing this book. A summer changes everything is a romance and this is the third book i read now about the Blackwood brothers . This story about Reese his wife who dies then he eventually meets someone else called Helby. This is lovely story that me happy and sad. The story well writtend with some lovely characters who you can relate to. Enjoyable read and good plot 4 stars. If you like romance you will live this. Out to buy now. Book Blurb When his wife died, Reese was sure he’d never love again. Then he met Shelby. Widowed horse and cattle farmer Reese Blackwood does not need a keeper. Not for himself or his two sons. They can manage just fine on their own. At least that's what he keeps telling everybody, especially himself. Elementary school teacher Shelby Corbett is no pushover. Just ask anyone who has seen how easily she handles a classroom full of boisterous kids. So spending the summer break looking after Reese’s two energetic boys is totally within her wheelhouse. Which shocks Reese completely. That's only the first surprise, though. The second is the undeniable attraction that sparks between them. An attraction that's totally unexpected but becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. As she helps Reese reconnect with his boys, Shelby shines a light into his dark and lonely world, bringing hope to his broken and grieving heart. Hope that Reese fears will be lost again when Shelby's six-week stay at Lone Oaks is over. Author Bio Isabelle Grace is a retired educator who writes sweet to steamy contemporary romance full of heart, humor, and all the feels. Each book contains swoon-worthy heroes and strong, often sassy heroines on their journey to happily-ever-after. Each story is primarily set in a small town, loosely based on her own surroundings in the foothills of West Virginia’s section of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Her stories are primarily set in small towns loosely based on her own surroundings in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in West Virginia. When not writing, Isabelle loves to read and spend time with her family, friends, and her rescue Pomeranian, Bella.

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