Love in Kentbury

Claudia Burgoa pens another amazing romance novel set in her “Kentbury Tales” series and it is great to be back in Kentbury, a charming small town and one of my favorite places to visit and spend time in. The characters are realistic, relatable, easy to connect with and ones you could see yourself being friends with. Louanne’s life falls apart after leaving her husband, he took everything from her in divorce court, even their son and daughter. She is trying to rebuild her life and her brother suggests she does that in Kentbury, so having nothing to lose, she picks up and moves to Kentbury. They welcomed her open arms, but she was still worried her sister McKay would not be too happy about her moving there, but that worry was for naught. She stayed at the inn for her first night and got surprised by who she thought was in intruder in the morning, who turned out to be Henrik Tremblay, former pro hockey player and her brother's friend that she crushed on when she was younger. Henrik has a reputation to be a grump and a recluse, but it turns out he was neither, at least not to Lou. She avoided him at first, but good old Eugenia “Jeannie” had them work together and he could be quite the charmer, a caring and protective one. I thought these two were great together and for each other. Henrik had the resources to help battle her ex and made things right. This novella sized book packed a whole lot of story, a heartwarming one with the perfect balance of drama, heartwarming charm, heartfelt emotions and a sweet romance. Claudia Burgoa, thank you for another wonderful story and emotional rollercoaster ride. 

🎧📚🎧 Mackenzie Cartwright and Grayson Owens are fantastic storytellers and they did an amazing job of bringing these characters to life, humanizing them, giving them their own voice and personality. Cartwright’s Lou was perfection, brought out all sides of her personality, from her vulnerabilities to building her strengths. Owens was spot on as Henrik, swoon worthy and not afraid to show his caring side. Both were fabulous performing the roles of the secondary characters, too. They set the perfect tone for the story, handled the witty dialogue naturally and landed the humor effortlessly. These two make a great team and their performance elevates the already amazing story to another level. Thank you for another fabulous listen.

I am loving this small town so much. There’s definitely some magic at work in Kentbury. It’s amazing how everyone who ends up there seems to find their way.

Lou and Henrik are perfect for each other and I feel like they had such a missed opportunity in the past but are making up for that lost time.

I really love visits to Kentbury and I can’t wait to go back.

My heart was filled with joy after reading this amazing story Louanne has a failed. Marriage has no money and didn’t get her children.. So she goes back to the home. She knows where her sister and brothers are and her grandmother.. She felt so defeated, so Home felt like where she should go. Henrik was a hockey player and he hurt his knee so he came back home. They call him a hermit He always like Louanne. Now that she’s back, you let her know he was there for her. One thing happened, and they were always together. He helped her get her life back on track when he was younger her father didn’t think he was good enough for her so he left her alone. . he after get her kids he helped her start to feel things he just helped her and always that he could. I just love this guy. This was amazing story . Thank you for writing this book.