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Sherryl Woods
Natural Born Trouble
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Part of "And Baby Makes Three: The Next Generation" series
"Natural Born Trouble" by Sherryl Woods is a heartwarming romance novel that tells the story of Sarah Griffith, a successful businesswoman who has returned to her hometown of Serenity, South Carolina, to help her ailing father. Sarah has a complicated history in Serenity, and she's not eager to revisit the past. However, when she meets Ethan Monroe, the new doctor in town, she finds herself drawn to him in spite of herself. Ethan is handsome, kind, and compassionate, but he's also hiding a secret that could tear them apart. As Sarah and Ethan grow closer, they must navigate the challenges of small-town gossip, family expectations, and their own fears and insecurities. Woods is a master of romantic storytelling, and she brings Serenity to life with vivid descriptions and engaging characters. Sarah is a strong, independent woman who has worked hard to build a successful career, but she's also vulnerable and human. Ethan is a complex hero, with his own flaws and struggles, and readers will find themselves rooting for him just as much as they are for Sarah. One of the strengths of "Natural Born Trouble" is the way that Woods explores the themes of family, community, and forgiveness. Sarah and Ethan are both grappling with their pasts, and they must learn to let go of their mistakes and move forward. The town of Serenity is a character in its own right, and Woods captures the warmth and quirkiness of small-town life in a way that feels authentic and charming. Overall, "Natural Born Trouble" is a delightful romance novel that will appeal to fans of Woods's other books, as well as readers who enjoy stories of love, forgiveness, and second chances. With its engaging characters, vivid setting, and heartfelt storytelling, it's a book that is sure to leave readers feeling satisfied and uplifted...
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