Fall in Kentbury
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4.5 • 18 Ratings
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- $3.99
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Publisher Description
USA Today bestselling author Claudia Burgoa invites you back to the small town of Kentbury with this swoony novella where frenemies become lovers and the failed one-night stands might last for more than a season.
Everything is falling apart.
I just got fired—by my father.
My boyfriend decided I wasn’t good enough—during my Grandma’s funeral.
That hot guy I met at the bar—I didn’t get one kiss from him.
All I have left is to start a new life.
But before I embark into the unknown, I head to Kentbury.
Someone has to warn my paternal grandmother that her son wants to leave her destitute.
And who do I find instead?
Tall, hot, and delicious Bishop Harris.
My failed one-night stand.
He’s trying to run me out of town.
But between the autumn festivals, apple picking, and hard cider, things get a lot more interesting
I go from trying to avoid the small town to wondering if I can spend more than Fall in Kentbury.
Customer Reviews
Magic
Christmas in Kentbury was my first ever CB book so going back to the place that started it all for me was such a treat!!
Bishop and McKay are such swoony goodness. I can't even handle how perfect they are. Here's hoping to lots more visits to Kentbury!!!
There’s something about Bishop, McKay & Small towns
This is the second book in the Kentbury Tales series, and a combination review for the ebook and audiobook. Readers met Bishop in book one and here we see him in all of his glory. McKay is an independent woman who is going through a huge life change and trying to figure out her place in the world which brings her to Kentbury looking for her estranged grandmother. Bishop is a man who loves hard and takes care of his family and the small town, Kentbury, he comes from. When McKay arrives in the small town, she accidentally bumps into Bishop and the sparks are flying. Unlike the first time they met, Bishop has his guard up and is trying to get McKay to leave. One would think that these two come from the same stock as they are both stubborn and will only move when they want. Ms. Burgoa has a panache for giving readers life like characters and places them in real life situations that anyone can relate to. I loved this book and fell even harder for the talented narrators who brought this book to life. Joe Arden is one of my go to narrators and it was a happy surprise to find out he was voicing one of the characters. Grace Grant’s voice paired beautifully, and the two together brought this storyline to another level. Each narrator was able to make these characters their own and captured their emotions exactly how I envisioned them. Regardless of what medium you choose, be it ebook or audiobook, you cannot go wrong! I recommend this book and look forward to more.
Lovely seasonal story
I’m falling more in love with Kentbury with every book I’ve read. Bishop’s family is a lot, but in a good way, while McKay’s family is not. She’s in town after being told to find her estranged grandmother, but instead finds not only a charming town and a broody hunk, but also a sweet and loving grandma that she should have grown up knowing.
I loved this pairing and thought a lot of story was packed into this novella, but it hit every feel without being rushed or incomplete. I’m hoping to visit Kentbury again soon.