Published November 19th 2020 by Larkspur Press
He’s torn between
love and honor...
Lucas Danby has always regretted the decisions
that caused his dishonorable discharge from the military—and he’s never stopped
trying to redeem his honor. He's spent the past decade taking on dangerous
short-term missions as an elite private soldier—the only part of his life
that's ever gone right. But the high-risk work never cures his shame. Now he’s
stuck stateside, mentoring a new recruit. Worse, he's sick of lying to the
people he cares about most—including the woman he’s secretly loved for years.
She can’t escape
her house of memories...
Jenessa Belville should be happy. She's the
hometown girl everyone loves, after all. But she’s also the last Belville
left—and if she had her way, she'd leave the name and all its painful memories
behind. Which is exactly what she hopes to do once she sells Belville Park, the
massive estate she inherited from her parents. First, though, she needs to
restore the property’s once-glorious gardens. But on the same day she puts up
the “For Sale” sign, she discovers three children hiding in the caretaker's
cottage, thrusting her into the unexpected role of temporary guardian.
Fighting for their
future means healing from the past...
Struggling to mentor a young man with scars nearly
as piercing as his own, Lucas offers to help Jenessa restore the Belville
grounds. Though drawn together by a trio of kids who tug on their hearts and
the sparks they can’t deny, past secrets and current sorrows threaten to pull
them apart. Only the brightest love and hardest sacrifice can turn the house
Jenessa never wanted into the home she and Lucas have always longed for.
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My Review 4 STARS
"I'm
good at cracking mysteries. One day I will discover all your secrets."
Some Bright Someday is a compelling story with a labyrinth of
emotions running through the pages. Interesting twists and turns involving
Lucas’s new recruit, and the trio of siblings that Jenessa finds in the
cottage, keeps the narrative moving forward.
Melissa Tagg is a not-to-be-missed contemporary
romance writer. She takes intriguing subject matter and draws the reader into
the story with exceptional descriptive language. Maple Valley is definitely a
fictional community I would love to live in. The people and places entice you
to come on in and sit a while.
Some Bright Someday is Christian fiction and a clean read that I
recommend. The first book in the series, Now and Then and Always does not have to be read first but I highly
recommend reading it.
I received an electronic copy of the book from the
author. No review was required. No compensation received.
I just finished this book last night and thoroughly enjoyed it! Great review!
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