In BABY, COME HOME, the Armstrong Brothers—Marcus, Kendall
and Porter— continue to work hard rebuilding their tornado-
stricken hometown of Sweetness, Georgia. The focus now is
on rebuilding the bridge that was once a vital cog in the
area's transportation as well as a landmark.
Amy Bradshaw, prodigal daughter of Sweetness, left years
ago, prepared to leave the town—and Kendall—behind forever.
But her civil engineering skills are in need, so when
another project falls through and she finds herself in need
of work, she returns to Sweetness, determined to keep things
professional and not personal.
Stephanie Bond writes contemporary romance with strong
heroines and equally strong heroes. Thus, it's no accident
that the romance between Amy and Kendall becomes a battle of
wills. Will Amy relent and consider both Kendall and
Sweetness as possible long-term options? Will Kendall come
clean with Amy and forgive her when she comes clean with
him?
BABY, COME HOME sizzles. Bond paints a portrait of a town
so vividly that readers will want to visit if only to see
how Sweetness fares after the Armstrongs' labor of love
rebuilding project. The dialogue is snappy and the love
scenes sweet yet passionate. Quirky characters serve as
foils for comic moments and insightful reflection.
Collectively, these things make for a delightful,
captivating read.
The hardheaded Armstrong brothers are determined to rebuild
their tornado-ravaged hometown in the Georgia mountains.
They’ve got the means, they’ve got the manpower…what they
need are women! So they place an ad in a Northern newspaper
and wait for the ladies to arrive…
Sensible yet sexy middle brother Kendall Armstrong penned
that ad himself—but there’s just one woman he really wants
to answer the call…
Civil engineer Amy Bradshaw—Kendall’s ex-fiancée—fled
Sweetness years ago, taking a precious souvenir with her.
She’s back now…but only on a professional level. Really.
Little does she know that old flames
always burn the hottest…
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