Book Review: Landscaping Love by Liz Isaacson
- Kristen Lewendon
- May 6, 2019
- 2 min read
Quinn Valley Ranch Book 16
He hired her to landscape the yard, but she's going to make him re-evaluate who he lets into his heart.
Rhodes Quinn is only months away from taking over Quinn Valley Ranch, and he doesn't have time to deal with water leaking into the basement at the homestead. But since it's his future home, he hires a landscape architect to get things right with the yard.
Capri Haywood has made the thousand-mile journey from Texas to Quinn Valley to start over after a disastrous break-up and career-ending events at her last job. She has the landscape architecture degree, but she's never used it. As she settles into the cabin right next door to Rhodes, she has plenty to learn about native Idaho plants, her handsome cowboy boss, and herself.
As things heat up between Rhodes and Capri during the slow, summer nights on the ranch, Capri will have to show Rhodes she's capable of completing the yard at the homestead. He'll have to find a way through the stress of taking over the ranch. And they'll both have to learn to trust that the Lord is guiding them, even when everything seems to go wrong...
Can Rhodes and Capri landscape their love? Or will they go their separate ways once the yard is finished?
Read all the novels by USA Today bestselling and Kindle All-Star Author, Liz Isaacson! Quinn Valley Ranch: 1. Contracted Cowboy 2. Secret Sweetheart 3. Landscaping Love 4. Birthday Boyfriend
My Review:
A very quick read with a sweet happily-ever-after. We haven’t had much of a chance to get to know Rhodes in the previous books, so it was nice to get to know who he was as a person as well as the big brother. Capri lands at the ranch with a whole lot of history she’s trying to escape. For such a short page count it packs a surprising amount of emotional angst and my reality-TV-loving heart enjoyed every drama-laden moment of it. They’re so perfect for each other. There’s something so tender and sweet about their feelings for one another. But, I spent a lot of this book wanting to shake some sense into both Capri and Rhodes – especially Rhodes. It was physically painful to me watching them fumble their relationship so often. I look forward to reading the next book about this branch of the Quinn family. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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