The Wishing Season (Chapel Springs Romance Series)

Name: The Wishing Season (Chapel Springs Romance Series)
Brand: Thomas Nelson Publishers
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Rating: 4.0 (6 reviews)

Denise Hunter

Paperback

16 December 2014

Romance

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6 Reviews

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**She daydreams of whipping up sauces and souffl s in her own restaurant. His heart is set on helping foster children. Both dreams are at stake. So are their hearts.**

With grand plans to open her own bed & breakfast in Chapel Springs, PJ McKinley can't afford the most crucial part: the brick and mortar. But when the owner of a local historic home announces a contest and promises her property to the worthiest candidate, PJ makes a fervent wish and tosses her name into the hat.

Cole Evans is cool, confident, and successful, but he'll never forget his roots. He's thankful for how far he's come and knows his life could have turned out drastically different. If he can win the stately old mansion, he'll turn it into a home for children aging out of the foster system.

When the eccentric house owner narrows the entries down to only two applicants, she extends the contest, giving PJ and Cole one year to prove which one of them can make the best use of her beloved home. As the pair competes in close proximity, something deeper than rivalry sparks between PJ and Cole. And in this battle, they're likely to lose their hearts.

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The Wishing Season (Chapel Springs Romance Series) $22.99

Koorong Code 405953

ISBN 9781401687045

Pages 336

Publisher Thomas Nelson Publishers

Publication Date 16 December 2014

Dimensions 23 x 139 x 213mm

Weight 0.299kg

Product Category Fiction

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Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

6 Reviews

. . . a warm, inspirational tale of ambition, confidence, family, and love.

. . . sparkling contemporary tale of competing ambitions, wounded personalities, and powerful attraction.

As the baby of the family, PJ McKinley has a lot to prove. Working her way through culinary school, she made it her goal to open a restaurant. Meanwhile, Cole Evans, who grew up in the foster system, hopes to make a difference in the world by establishing a transition home for foster kids. From the moment PJ and Cole meet, sparks fly. However, they are both competing in a contest for the same beautiful mansion that would house their dreams. To determine the winner, the home’s owner decides that the two should live under the same roof for one year and put their proposals into action.'
VERDICT 'In this fun tale that is the third installment of the series (after Dancing with Fireflies), RITA finalist Hunter skillfully combines elements of romance, family stories, and kitchen disasters. Fans of Colleen Coble and Robin Lee Hatcher will enjoy this winter-themed novel.

An interesting story that keeps the reader involved with the struggle the main characters have making their dreams come true. They each have past experiences to overcome and need to realize that sometimes dreams are subject to change.

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
5 years ago
Sweet story
I was a little disappointed by this book, though it was likely only because I'd gotten a whole different idea in my head of what it would be about from the blurb than the author likely intended. The book itself was good and the story sweet. It was a lot more serious than I'd expected, though it's difficult to say why without giving away the story. I did like the way the two main characters were developed. Their emotions and the decisions they made were really easy to relate to, given what they'd been through. A nice book, but probably not one I'd read again.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
8 years ago
A must read!
This book was wonderful! I loved the interaction between PJ and Cole!! Not only is this a romance sweet, but the storyline is great and drew me right in! I would seriously recommend this book to everyone! :)
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I recommend this product
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
9 years ago
Beautiful
I love Denise Hunter's novels, and this one was no different. I absolutely loved it. Great characters, funny story, clever twists and a beautiful romance. If you enjoy romance novels - this one is a must!
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I recommend this product
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
10 years ago
Cute
I absolutely loved this novel. The story pulls you in from the very start and you're always wondering what's coming up in the next pages. The plot was intriguing and fun, and the twists kept the book moving. If you like romance novels, this is a must!
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
11 years ago
Sweet
I was a little disappointed by this book, though it was likely only because I'd gotten a whole different idea in my head of what it would be about from the blurb than the author likely intended. The book itself was good and the story sweet. It was a lot more serious than I'd expected, though it's difficult to say why without giving away the story. I did like the way the two main characters were developed. Their emotions and the decisions they made were really easy to relate to, given what they'd been through. A nice book, but probably not one I'd read again.
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