Review: Season of Wonder by RaeAnne Thayne

Season of Wonder

by RaeAnne Thayne

Publisher: HQN Books

Pages: 384

Format: book

Buy the Book: Amazon

Goodreads:  He’s giving her children a season of wonder…

Dani Capelli seized a chance to start over in a small town with her daughters. Now, facing her first Christmas in Haven Point, she wonders if leaving New York was a mistake. Dani loves working alongside veterinarian Dr. Morales, but her two children aren’t adjusting to small-town life. And then there’s Dr. Morales’s son, Ruben—Dani’s next-door neighbor. Gorgeous, muscled and dependable, the deputy sheriff is everything she secretly craves and can’t bear to risk loving…and losing.

Ruben never pictured himself falling for a big-city woman like Dani. But beneath her prickly facade, she’s caring and softhearted and she needs all the love and protection he can give. When Dani’s teenage daughter starts acting out, Ruben draws on family traditions to show the girls just how magical a Haven Point Christmas can be. But can he convince Dani that she’s found a home for the holidays—and forever—in his arms?

Kritters Thoughts:  Another book in the Haven Point series and although each book centers around a different character like a lot of romance series do, I still suggest starting at the beginning of this series and letting the books build on themselves.  

I loved the main characters of this book.  Dani Capelli has moved with her two daughters to this small town to work in a veterinary office with the hopes of inheriting it when Dr. Morales decides to retire.  At the same time Dr. Morales son, Ruben lives next door and may start invading their lives!

As with most romance books, the ending is not a surprise, but the fun of reading the story is finding out how they get there.  Dani and Ruben were fantastic main characters.  I loved that she had a full back story that informed how she was in the present and I loved how Ruben reacted to her past and helped her through it.  

These books are just the right thing to curl up with as you are preparing for the holiday season.  They are low commitment reads, short and sweet with a great storyline!


Rating: definitely a good read, but can't read two in a row

Disclosure of Material Connection:  I received one copy of this book free of charge from Little Bird Publicity.  I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for receipt of the book; rather, the opinions expressed in this review are my own.