In the lilting narrative voice of Grace Barnum, we follow her journey to love.
We meet her first when she is an editor for a textbook company: boring, predictable, responsible. Living with her equally predictable boyfriend Steven. Her life is pretty much all figured out.
And then she meets handsome, charming, responsibility-challenged Tyler Wilkie when he is walking the neighbor’s dogs. And something subtly begins to change for Grace.
But she fights it. How can she possibly feel what she’s feeling for this musician? This man who shortly begins to develop a following, with groupies.
Throughout Grace Grows, we come to root for Grace and Ty, even when they don’t believe in themselves. Then Ty does believe in the two of them, but Grace doubts it.
What will it take for Grace to grow? She must make choices, givie up old ideas, and let go so she can love. Will she finally find what has eluded her for her whole life?
Very enjoyable and charming tale set in New York, with funny and quirky characters that made me care about them. A little predictable. But a fun four star read.
That sounds like a nice cozy comfy book to read!
Oh, it was, Patty…and I laughed a lot, too. They were such a cute couple, fighting the attraction between them. Thanks for visiting.
This sounds like the perfect book to read after a heavy drama title.
I think so, too, Laura…a good reason to mix up the reading list a bit. Thanks for stopping by.
Laurel-Rain, thank you for reading Grace Grows and for writing such thoughtful review. I am so glad you enjoyed it.
I’m honored that you stopped by, Shelle, and thanks for the wonderful story! Glad you liked the review.
I look forward to reading this book! =) Thanks for the review!
I hope you enjoy it, Melissa….