New Release and Review: She Found Him by B. Cranford

Release Date: February 19, 2019

Cover Design: Oh So Novel

Genre: Emotional Contemporary Romance Standalone

Synopsis

One thing Rose Riley is proud of: standing up for what she believes in while living her best life kindly.

One thing she’s not so proud of: whacking a man on the head with her handmade sign at an animal rights march.

Especially when she takes the whimpering puppy dumped on her front porch to the nearest vet and he turns out to be the man she struck . . . Awkward.

One thing Rose didn’t expect to find before going back home to Australia:

Love.

Review

If you are looking for a heartwarming and feel-good story then look no further. This book is so charming and delightful. From the meet-cute that packs a punch to adorable dogs to witty banter, you’ll be smiling the whole way through. As with all of this author’s books, the characters are real and likeable. You truly feel like they could be your friends or neighbors.

This book is a fade-to-black. You won’t get a bunch of steamy sex scenes. But with this book, you don’t need them! There is enough heat, chemistry, and swoony moments, that you won’t miss the detailed sex. You get just enough to let your imagination run wild!

This book is such a fun and easy read. You’ll be smitten from the start. Don’t be surprised if you are wishing for an adorable dog and a swoony veterinarian while reading it. This book is definitely a must read.

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Purchase Links

Amazon: https://amzn.to/2G1KU9Q

iBooks: https://apple.co/2CPesEo

Kobo: http://bit.ly/2TgdYOO

B & N: http://bit.ly/2MzKglf

Universal Link: http://books2read.com/SheFoundHim

About the Author

B. Cranford is a proud Australian living in the USA, a lover of books, breadsticks and bed, and the mother of two children who are far too similar to their father for her liking. A lifelong reader, she dove into the romance genre on the recommendation of her best friend and hasn’t looked back since. After three years as a blogger, she decided it was high time she finally finished one of the 12,002 books she’d started writing, and the end result was her debut novel, The Brightest Star.