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Though this book is part of a series, it stands alone very well. The characters are nuanced and the plot flows naturally with a satisfying conclusion. The subject of spousal abuse is handle well without being heavy handed. I thoroughly enjoyed this book as I have the rest of Karla's books. Give it a try. You won't regret it.


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Return to Hoffman Grove
by Karla Brandenburg

This is a MUST READ. It has all the components of a terrific contemporary romance. It has friendship, betrayl, ran enewal, abuse,d much much more.
A group of high school students who all come from disfunctional families have found each other and become the support group that they all need. The hero of the story leaves after the prom. Each of the others get on with their lives but all are deeply hurt by the abandonment by their friend.
Fast forwrd a number of years. Work brings the Hero back to Town.Here begins the finding out of truths and the attempts at reconciliation. Here you begin to learn of the things that have changed and those that are repeating themselves. Yo find difficulties that will bind the group together again in an attempt to help one another.
You have an arson, slashed tires and a murder attempt. The friends join forces and help heal each others wounds.
This novel is extremely well written. you can feel what each one of the characters does. Karlas telling of the story is superb.
I got this when it released since I bought it via pre-order after hearing about it online.

I had not read this author before, and wanted to try something different. I will be honest, from the cover I thought it would be another chick-flick no brainer... BUT, I was pleasantly surprised! This was a romantic novel with a lot of extras thrown in. Great characters, realistic situations, a fast-paced plot and a fantastic love story.

I loved the sassy main character, Cinda. She had so many layers and was naturally weary to fall at the feet of the handsome high school best-friend, Brody. The reason for the tension between these two is obvious since they had unfinished business and it is never clear cut whether them being an item is the best thing in the long term... I'll not tell you what happens - you have to read it!

Ultimately, growing up is tough and high school does not prepare us for what comes along. The author manages to discuss serious issues in a way that makes you relate to the problems, whilst at the same time sucking you in for a fantastic read.

I really enjoyed it & will check out this author again in the future. My only gripe is that at times the same issue was repeated (for example reminding us about the fact that they had been apart for 9 years), which I felt was unnecessary, but that's just me.
Return to Hoffman Grove

“You can’t go home again.” So Thomas Wolfe wrote. Someone should have told Body Parkhill.
Actually, Cinda Cooper does tell him, repeatedly.
Brody and Cinda grew up together, best friends, in Hoffman Grove. Both were unhappy as they reached adolescence and they leaned each other for support. As they lay on the grass under the stars after the senior prom, they make plans to run away together. Brody will leave first, and send for Cinda.
Body leaves.
Cinda hears nothing from him for years. Then, while she is at a “girls’ weekend” with her old friends, they run into each other in the lobby of the hotel. Body is in town on business, but he is instantly attracted to Cinda. She, on the other hand, wants nothing at all to do with the boy who left her cold, who never returned, who never called, who never wrote, who never contacted her in any way.
What does it take to trust someone who has let you down? What must Brody do to prove that he has changed? The book deals with such questions and leads the reader to ponder the nature of human relationships.
The story was interesting and the writing was good. I enjoyed reading it very much.
*I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review*

Cinda Cooper has bad luck when it comes to relationships. A broken engagement and a past love that she cannot forget or forgive leaves hardly any room in her future for a love life. Not to mention a troubled rocky relationship with her father. The only thing that she really has going for her now is owning her own home and her best friends from high school.

Brody Parkhill left Hoffman Grove with no intentions of ever returning. When business brings him back he runs right into the one person he thought he would never see again. His best friend Cinda. All of the apologies in the world can not make her forget about him leaving town and not returning for her. Having a rocky family relationship with his drunken father made him strive to become the successful business man that he is. But you cannot really move on in life until you make amends with your past.

This is a great story about friendship, love and forgiveness with a great twist of suspense. Not to mention the psycho ex’s. With all of these topics in one story it really shows how friends are always there for each other and are willing to walk through your troubles with you.

I really enjoyed reading this story. The detail was a little much for me at times but overall this was a great story.

My Favorite Moment I love when a book can make me laugh. The moment for me was when Brody had to take Cinda to her room for the night.

“Brody scooped her up and carried her into her room. Cinda squealed with delight. He pulled her close and kissed her as he sat her down. He had finally kissed Cinda Cooper, and he wanted more. Desperately. But not like this. Brody pulled away and stared into her glassy eyes.

Cinda blinked several times. Back in the day, that was a sign of nerves. Not good. She turned around and, with a glance over her shoulder, raised her skirt and shot him a moon. Double damn.
Though this book is part of a series, it stands alone very well. The characters are nuanced and the plot flows naturally with a satisfying conclusion. The subject of spousal abuse is handle well without being heavy handed. I thoroughly enjoyed this book as I have the rest of Karla's books. Give it a try. You won't regret it.