Trail of the Heart by Kathleen Pendoley

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Trail of the Heart is a romance genre. This is book 1 in the series . I love the front cover and the title, it works very well together. The story about Jordan who is divorced and decides to go backpacking but her friends can't go with her . Jordan meets Adam. Trail of the Heart was easy to get into, and I liked the characters especially Jordan because she's putting her self out there and doing things she's not done before. It was lovely to read and follow Jordan and Adam relationship through the book.This is a cute and heart-warming read that you will love. The writing style was excellent and the story set at good pace, You will get lost in this book because it's so good, and you will not want to put it down 5 stars. Kathleen’s Bio Kathleen spends her days toggling between writing and anything active: walking in the woods with her pups, kayaking, bike riding, and cross-country skiing—weather permitting. A to-the-marrow New Englander, she’s obsessed with cake, yoga, and self-actualization. Her favorite place to connect with readers is on Facebook. Kathleen’s Links Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/authorkathleenpendoley Book Links Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58705164-trail-of-the-heart Buy Links - https://mybook.to/trailoftheheart-zbt Book Blurb Marriage can be challenging, divorce harder still, which is how Jordan Roberts finds herself in the middle of a two thousand-mile backpacking journey. Resilient has become her middle name, and it's about time she figured out what she wants without anyone else's input. Jordan is desperate for a few days' rest, but her friends bail on her last minute due to a plumbing mishap. Not hanging her out to dry completely, they find a host willing to take her in. Adam Beck is used to running things. Together, he and his lifelong friend, Jonathan Wilson, started their own robotics company. Leading the way in state-of-the-art surgical care, Advanced Automation is committed to saving lives. Obligated to do his friend a favor, Adam gladly opens his doors to a woman who appears half vagrant, half forest sprite. Different in every way, Jordan soon has Adam considering a life outside the boardroom. Unfortunately, things don't always go as planned. Accidents happen, and people get hurt. Ex-husbands refuse to stay away, and there are often strange goings-on in the forest. Jordan attempts to meet each situation head-on, but when her best trail friend is hurt the most, will her newly found romance be strong enough to withstand the pressure? Come along on a journey of dreams, some dashed, others fulfilled, and the best ones: those that come true.

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