Georgia Pine by K.G. Fletcher – review by Anna Hirsch
Georgia Pine by K.G. Fletcher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Georgia Pine by K.G Fletcher
4 Stars
This book was amazing! Once I started, I couldn’t put it down. It is book three in the Southern Promises series. It can be read as a stand-alone but the whole series is so good, you should read them all. This installment is Jessica and Tim’s story.
Jessica never thought she would be divorced and alone to raise her four daughters. The day her divorce became final, while having a meltdown, a white knight waltzed into her life to save her. He came in the form of a sexy beast of a man who happened to be her gardener. Tim is hiding under his mane and beard even changing his name. He needs to deal with his past. Falling in love with Jessica and her girls was not part of his plan. Will she still want to be with him after she finds out about his past?
I loved so many things about this book but one thing that stands out for me was the first time they made love. Tim is physically the perfect male specimen and Jessica, after having four kids, is not. Jessica expressed her insecurities and Tim accepted them and still found her beautiful. Most women who have had children are insecure about their bodies. Physically they are not the same. Pregnancy takes a toll on the body and stretch marks remain. I’m happy that the author addressed this and that Jessica wasn’t perfect. I think a lot of women will connect more with her. I know I did.
