Maree Davenport lost her parents when she was only five. She has faced a lot of hardships at very young age,but she would not let her future to be dictated by a tearful past. Determination to find happiness in the face to her circumstances derives her every day. When she first saw the handsome new firefighter Rhys Larsen at store,she believed that they were fated to be together.
Rhys Larsen's entire past was dotted with tragic deaths. Despite feeling a connection with the pretty girl at the store,the haunted EMT knows better than to be taken in by her. However,when an accident leaves her injured and needing treatment,he vowed to take care of her. Rhys fell hopelessly in love with young, beautiful, charming, highly intelligent yet distant Maree. Her beauty,her charm draw him in like a siren's call.
While Maree struggles through the walls his heart,Rhys struggles with his desire to protect the beautiful woman from his curse of losing everyone he loves. They are both demaged, lost and guarded until they find one another on this emotional journey of love. Buckle up for a ride that will not only break your heart but put it back together by the end.
This book, Grocery Girl,is sweet , touching, oozing, charm, full of wonderful, likable characters and has a surprising amount of emotional depth and insight about love,loss and the tendency of people to put their hopes in things that may or may not always be as real as they think. It is just about finding the people who makes your heart race or swoon but it is also about learning about who you are, what is actually important and what makes you tick. It is peppered with a little humour and there is a dash of sadness. The setting of Green Hills is gorgeous and used very effectively in the storytelling. The writing is beautiful imbued with the rich language that arrest the reader's heart. Virginia'dele Smith tells her story not in so many words but through the description of thoughts and conduct of her characters. The theme of love is expounded one the thoughts and conduct of Maree and Rhys. With a slowly and deviously unraveling story, author gradually introduces lives and issues of characters.
Sharaf Abdul Majeed
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