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Hawk in the Rowan

The Rowan Harbor Cycle, Book 4

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Hawk in the Rowan

By: Sam Burns
Narrated by: Chris Chambers
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Devon Murphy has been back in Rowan Harbor for three months. He’s taken on a host of new responsibilities and is in a serious relationship for the first time in his life. He loves the town and its inhabitants, but it’s starting to feel like too much for the former drifter. Now, there’s a storm on the horizon, and it doesn’t seem like things are going to slow down and let him catch his breath.

A blizzard is brewing, and three people have gone missing in the woods, south of town. Devon needs to find them before time runs out.

This book is the fourth of nine in The Rowan Harbor Cycle series and not a stand-alone. Devon and Wade will return in book seven for their HEA.

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So often in romance stories, issues arise because one person is projecting what they think the other person wants or feels but never actually confirm if it's true. Having a character clearly go through the mental process of recognising that that's what they've been doing was nice. And all that is reflected nicely in the final scene.
Communication is sexy folks.

Also, I'm loving that he owns a knitting store and his knitting is reflecting his emotional state. As a kniter I can confirm that that is something that honestly happens.

Soft and sweet with some self discovery

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