Somebody Like You by Donna Alward

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @Rararesources and @donnaalward for being part of tbis tour and teviewing this book. Beauiful and relaxing front cover. Somebody like you is lovely romance and i enjoyed listening to the narrative Leanne Woodward she has a lovely gentle voice and enjoyed listening to her. The story is written well and i really liked the spark between Laurel and Aiden and they are made for each other. They have some hard times to get through but at least they have each other. There was times i got tearful reading this story it did pull on my heart strings 5 stars. Somebody Like You Come home to Darling, VT, and a new heartwarming series by New York Times Bestselling Author, Donna Alward! When Laurel Stone's garden center is targeted by vandals, she comes face to face with the man who once broke her heart: Aiden Gallagher. Aiden's now one of Darling's Finest, but the memory of how he hurt Laurel back in high school has stuck to his conscience. Helping her get back on her feet is the least he can do to make it up to her. And as time goes on, he realizes how much he cares for the woman she's become: strong, resilient, and compassionate. Laurel's willing to forgive Aiden's past transgressions, and before long it's clear the old attraction between them still sizzles. But it's harder for her to move past the loss of her dreams now that her divorce is finalized, and her ex is remarrying. Ever accommodating, Laurel has kept things amicable, but attending the wedding has all her resentments and disappointments bubbling to the surface. Aiden tries to be supportive, but what Laurel needs most is to stand on her own two feet, and she pushes Aiden away. When their friend George meets with trouble, Laurel and Aiden must work together to get him back on his feet. Is this the opportunity for them to salvage their relationship, or is it goodbye for good? Author Bio – While bestselling author Donna Alward was busy studying Austen, Eliot and Shakespeare, she was also losing herself in the breathtaking stories created by romance novelists like LaVyrle Spencer and Judith McNaught. Several years after completing her degree she decided to write a romance of her own and it was true love! Five years and ten manuscripts later she sold her first book and launched a new career. While her heartwarming stories of love, hope, and homecoming have been translated into several languages, hit bestseller lists and won awards, her very favorite thing is when she hears from happy readers. Donna lives on Canada’s east coast. When she’s not writing she enjoys reading (of course!), knitting, gardening, cooking…and is a Masterpiece addict. You can visit her on the web at www.DonnaAlward.com and join her mailing list at www.DonnaAlward.com/newsletter . Facebook: DonnaAlwardAuthor Instagram: @donnaalward Twitter: https://twitter.com/DonnaAlward Narrator Bio: About Leanne: I've been behind a microphone for more than 35 years in commercial voiceover, narration, and radio. I'm a single parent to an amazing daughter and we love to discover the theater, art, music, and bookstores of Asheville, NC where we live. When I'm not "working", I explore the "real" world with hikes into the wild and dangerous culinary experiments. I'm a certified personal trainer, swinging kettlebells and maces. Playing tennis is my passion and I love to get outside with my dogs. I'm studying French - just to see if I can make my brain explode. Someday I'll make it to France.

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