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A Chance to Get it Right (Copperhead Creek - Australian Romance Book 2) Kindle Edition
Richard Jensen has the looks, the money and the career—now all he needs is the perfect wife. He’s convinced Katrina’s the one; he just needs to make it happen.
Terry Winters doesn’t mind the whispers going on in town—after all, he moved to Willows for his horses, and they don’t listen to rumours.
As Katrina grows fond of Willows, she finds herself caught in a battle between substance and form, learning that having it all isn’t the same as getting it right.
But is it just the town she’s enamoured with?
A Chance to Get it Right is the second instalment in the Copperhead Creek Australian Romance series, and while this is a stand-alone story with respect to the main characters, some of the characters from the first book, A Chance to Come True, make appearances as life continues in the rural town of Willows.
Author Biography:
indie author S M Spencer grew up reading the romantic suspense works of incredible authors such as Daphne du Maurier and Mary Stewart. Their books stirred in her a passion that would last a lifetime—to write stories that would stay with readers long after they’d finished the books.
Although S M Spencer grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area she now lives in Australia and writes clean romance, mystery and fantasy books from the home that she shares with her husband, horses, cats and dogs—oh, and the mob of kangaroos that sometimes shares the paddock with the horses.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMarch 22, 2016
- File size613 KB
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These books are romance with just a touch of spice, so you'll find no "on-screen" sex scenes and very limited foul language.. *~*~*A Chance to Get it Right has been awarded the coveted indieBRAG Medallion.
Product details
- ASIN : B01DCGMPRO
- Publisher : S M Spencer (March 22, 2016)
- Publication date : March 22, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 613 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 262 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,192,152 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,481 in Contemporary Western Fiction
- #15,962 in Western & Frontier Romance eBooks
- #19,567 in Westerns (Books)
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About the author
At the age of five S M Spencer's life changed when she was plonked onto a black & white pony for a photograph. From that day on all she wanted was a horse. She spent the next eleven years writing stories about the horses she pretended to ride through the rolling hills of coastal California until she got a job and bought her first horse at the age of sixteen.
In the 1980s her life changed again when her employer offered her a role in Australia. This was the beginning of an adventure of which she has never tired.
Still living in Australia she now writes from the semi-rural home she shares with her husband, horses, cats and dogs--not to mention the kangaroos that share the paddocks with the horses from time to time.
Her current series is Romancing the Californian Cowboys, set in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Three sisters, born in California but raised in Australia, inherit property in an old mining town. Each book tells one of the sister’s stories.
She also has the Copperhead Creek Australian Romance series, a six-book series which is contemporary romance with just a touch of spice, set in a small rural town within the Golden Triangle outside Melbourne.
Her earliest series is a clean YA paranormal romance trilogy, Absent Shadows, which is set mostly in Australia.
Follow S M Spencer on her blog, http://smspencer.online/
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Katrina is in a long term relationship with Richard and is called upon by her sister, Lora, to help with a hair salon business that Lora owns in the town of Willows. While in Willows for a short period of time, Katrina decides that she wants to open her own business (a gym) in the town. This is a big decision for Katrina, as the business is quite a distance from her current home in Melbourne and the stakes are high as to whether the business will be successful. Enter Terry, the handy-man who helps Katrina with the remodeling of the gym space and someone that Katrina is fairly attracted to, but of course she thinks Terry is unavailable for various reasons and keeps their relationship strictly on a platonic level. When Richard realizes that Katrina might move to Willows on permanent basis, he must take action to win (back) her heart. But will it be enough?
The pace of the book was steady and I found myself reading late into the night just to see what would happen next in this sweet Australian romance. (Who needs sleep when you have a good romance book to read?) The story-line was believable, the characters were well-developed and the events seemed true-to-life, which made the story a very enjoyable read.
I would recommend this to anyone who likes sweet romances with a little tension thrown in here and there for good measure.
The hero of the story is a young man that seems to be a mystery around town. He is a gorgeous hunk, works and trains horses as well as does carpentry work. He doesn't seem to be interested in any of the local females so the rumors start that he must be gay. He does nothing to dispel the rumors because it works to his advantage. The women quit throwing themselves at him. He has his work, his ranch, his horses and his old dog Blue. He is happy enough with his life.
The heroine comes rushing to the small town where her sister has opened a salon (we would call it a beauty shop). She is in trouble so big sis has come to the rescue. Seeing a vacant building she goes to investigate and winds up leasing the building to open a gym. As she moves to this small town, becomes part of the community, saves her sister's business, she starts to find herself.
One problem. The dentist boyfriend. You get from his thinking that this guy may be good looking and wealthy but he is a total self-centered jerk. Naturally she never sees any of that and even when he starts shooting off his mouth she has a tendency to overlook it all. SPOILER---Up to this point, I liked the heroine. She was way to much of an enabler where her sister was concerned but she looked at it as helping! However, I could overlook a lot of that but when she continues to have sex with the fiancé, knowing that there are problems and it is not working for her, she lost me. EWWW.. Then the hero has a "secret". He NEVER once said anything to further the rumor of the secret. No one ever asked him anything, they just gossiped. But she gets all out of sorts because he "LIED" to her. NO HE DIDN'T. She choose to listen to gossip and passed judgement so it is her bad NOT HIS. I didn't like the turn the story took on that. If she had just asked him, he would have told her but no, she USED the friendship to further her own selfish needs thinking the gossip was true so she was safe. I lost all respect for her and then he starts to apologize when he did nothing wrong. I liked the story up to this point and it is almost over by this time. 83%. But the heroines wimpy personality just ruined it for me. At this point she is still questioning herself as to whether she made the right decision to dump the dentist. This guy was an absolute jerk and she wonders if she did the right thing by not marrying him because he gave her a beautiful diamond ring. REALLY? I almost hated to see the hero get stuck with her. He really deserved better IMHO.
It is a good story and I love the setting. The characters are interesting and most are fun and likable. I just did not care for the personality of the heroine. For me, she was a turn off. But I do recommend the book. I don't think most would have a problem with the same thing I did. it is a good read so therefore I do recommend it.
I was not paid for this review. I am not a writer nor do I know one. I am not kin to this author. I am a reader and this is my opinion, nothing more, nothing less. 4/3/18
Top reviews from other countries
I was captivated by the storyline right from start. It had a good flow.
I highly recommend giving this author a go if you haven't read any of her other titles. I am off to pick up book 3 in the series!!
Highly recommended the novel.
Have a cup of tea and enjoy reading the book