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Valentine's at the Graff (Holiday at the Graff Book 4) Sinclair Jayne. This is Miranda Evans and Orthopedic surgeon Whitman "Whitt" Telford's story. If you like small town sweet romance, then sit back and escape into Miranda and Whitt's journey to find love. If you have read other Marietta stories, you will enjoy getting to see old friends. Miranda and Matt are opposites but there is definitely chemistry between them. Matt is only in town temporarily and has his life planned out and it doesn't include staying in this small Montana town. Well, will meeting Miranda change Matt's plans? I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.
Bette Hansen
This was a wonderful sweet read in the Holiday at the Graff Series. Miranda & Whit are such different people but they work so well together. Miranda helps to smooth Whit's rough edges and gets him to see that his memories may not be exactly how things were in his youth. The story if fun yet emotional and definitely one I think everyone will enjoy. I highly recommend it.
Eileen Aberman-Wells
I found Valentine’s at the Graff by Jayne Sinclair, book four in the Holiday at the Graff series, a sweet, warm and wonderful story that I really enjoyed. Miranda Evans loved living in Marietta, helping out her grandparents and finding a place where she fits in. She just opened a gift boutique in the historic Graff Hotel that would feature local artists, food and wine. Miranda decides to involve the community in random acts of kindness to celebrate February, the month of love. Miranda has had little time to find love, at least until her high school crush arrives back in Marietta more handsome and out of her reach. Orthopedic surgeon Whitman Telford left town right after high school graduation without planning to return. He resents being told to fill in for a month at Marietta’s hospital before he could work at his dream job in LA. Somehow after getting sucked into the Valentine project along with half the town, Witt starts to wonder if he will still want to see Marietta in his rearview mirror. Miranda shows Wilt that there’s so much more to life than what he anticipated and expected. These two opposites need to decide if a romance might be too much to take a chance on or what they really need. I enjoyed reading this story. Ms. Sinclair is an excellent storyteller, keeping me interested in this story so that I had trouble putting it down. I highly recommend this outstanding book to other readers and look forward to the next book in the series. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.