About the Book:
Beekeeper Beckett Walsh is living her dream,
working alongside her father in their apiary, until his untimely death
sends her world into a tailspin. She suddenly finds she must deal with a
new part owner of the family business--one who is looking to sell the
property. Beck cannot fathom why her father would put her into the
position to lose everything they built together.
When Callie
Peterson is named in the trust of a man she's never heard of, she's not
sure what to do. Her fledgling business has just taken wing and her
mother has reentered her life asking for help getting into rehab for her
lifelong substance abuse issues, making Callie's financial situation
rather . . . precarious. She's sure she has no right to someone else's
farm, but the money from the sale could solve her problems and give her
the stability she's always craved.
As these two women navigate
their present conundrum, they will discover a complex and entangled past
full of secrets--and the potential for a brighter future for both of
them.
My Review:
I have always been fascinated with the study of beekeeping but since I'm allergic, thats one hobby I cant dabble in. But seeing this book and having the chance to review it definitely caught my eye.
Poor Beck she isnt over mourning the loss of her father before she finds out some very unexpected news. This news is just the craziest thing and something that she know she wont like much less understand. Her father putting her in this position is just heartbreaking to say the very least.
Callie needs help and when God sends it in a very unexpected form of an apiary from a man she doesnt know, shes not quite sure what to make of it.
So this story somewhat different than what I usually review. It takes the lives of two women and intertwines them in a very awkward way and then throws to young men into the mix to shake things up even more.
A very fun story that I was glad to take part in.
**Disclosure**This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
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