About the book:
Title: What Remains True
Author: Nancy Naigle
USA Today bestselling author Nancy Naigle whips up small-town love stories with a dash of suspense and a whole lot of heart. She began her contemporary romance series, Adams Grove, while juggling a successful career as an SVP for Bank of America and life on a seventy-six-acre goat farm.
Now enjoying an early retirement from the financial industry, she devotes her time to writing, antiquing, cooking, trail riding on her Palomino, and the occasional spa day with friends. A native of Virginia Beach, she now calls the Blue Ridge Mountains home.
Nancy's 2021 release of The Shell Collector debuted in the top #20 on the ECPA Bestseller list.
Several of Nancy's books have inspired made-for-television movies. Watch Christmas Joy, Sand Dollar Cove, and The Secret Ingredient on the Hallmark Channel and Hope at Christmas on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Nancy wrote the novelization for the first three Hallmark Original Movies in the popular Christmas in Evergreen series too.
Nancy also enjoys collaborating with other authors on projects like her humorous women's fiction, Seasoned Southern Sleuths Cozy Mysteries previously known as The Granny Series co-written with Kelsey Browning.
Honey, these are not your momma's grannies.
You can connect with Nancy on the following social media platforms. Website || Facebook || Twitter || Instagram
My Thoughts
This is my first book by Nancy Naigle and it won't be my last. I love finding new authors to enjoy and this book was amazing!
Having been through the horrors of divorce I could identify with Merry Anna. Once I healed I married a cowboy of my own who introduced me to PBR and the rodeo. This book was like reading a part of my life over the last eleven years.
I also love kids so having Zan show up just added to the fantastic storyline.
The main characters and secondary characters were well-rounded and their struggles were real and believable.
The spiritual thread was present but not overwhelming or preachy. In fact, I really liked the way Ms. Naigle presented the faith element.
I absolutely loved this book and I guarantee if you've never been to a PBR or a rodeo you'll put that on your list.
This is a highly recommended read.
I received a copy via the publisher. I was not required to write a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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