How 'Bout Them Reads: Daring to Dream

Another book done and finished! I am so close to my 52 book Reading Challenge goal that I can almost taste it. But let's not call this thing in the bag yet. I still have three books to go and an infant in the house. But for now, I'll just stick with talking about this book and the here and now.

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Margo Sullivan left her home when she eighteen to find fame and fortunate. She grew up in the Templeton house as the housekeeper's daughter. She was always apart of the family with her best friends being the daughter of the Templetons, Laura, and Kate, the girl they took in after her parents died.

Fast forward to ten years later, Margo finds herself in the middle of a scandal and broke, and headed back home. Her family takes her back in with open arms, but Margo knows she has to find her way on her own. She seeks advice from Josh Templeton, a guy she had always had a crush on and unbeknownst to her has always had a thing for her. He suggests opening her own store and selling her belonging. She takes to that idea and with the help of her friends and now partners, she embarks on a whole new path. All the while, she and Josh begins their own passionate journey together. But Margo is still working on herself. Will she lose everything just as she's getting everything together?

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I like Nora Roberts. I always have. This book took me a bit to get through - probably has something to do having a baby in the house. But I got through it and I do look forward to reading the other two books in the series (Reading Challenge next year).

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