REVIEW: Driftwood Hero by Lenora Worth

Driftwood Hero by Lenora Worth: The second in the Driftwood Bay series doesn’t have a lot to do with the Bay but more with the family.

This story can be read as part of the series or as a stand alone but due to it’s length does tend to help with character development more as a part of the series.

The story moves quickly and is a bit jumpy from past to present as it tends to evoke a lot of memories. The story though is well written and the characters are likeable.

Book Info:

Publication: Published January 30th 201 | Tule Publishing | Driftwood Bay Book 2

When reclusive war hero, Sam Hinson, is asked to be the best man for his friend Brodie Steven, he heads to the small town of Spirit, Louisiana, only to find out from the bride’s gorgeous older sister that he needs to deliver the “best man” speech at the wedding reception. He doesn’t like to even be in a crowd, let along speak to one.

Still hurting from her ex-husband, Madeline Sonnier Parker is ready for a little temporary romance. She tells Sam she’ll help him write his toast to the bride and groom if he’ll help her aggravate her ex-husband. But Sam’s been used before, and after being around Madeline, he decides he wants more than what she’s willing to give.

Their pact sets off a string of revealing old hurts and new fears as Sam and Madeline come together. But once they begin opening up to each other, they realize that this wedding bargain might just be the start to something more…