Swans Book Review

Marina Adair is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors.  The description of the book was spot on and if you have been with my blog for a while, you know that I adore book covers with animals on it. "We're still married." Those were the words that turned Charlotte Holden's entire life, upside down. She thought that her secret marriage with the town's bad boy, Jace McGraw, was over and down with years ago and did not anticipate nor need this kind of complication in her life. Nursing her broken heart was tough enough and having poured all her energy into creating the Grow Clinic in her small hometown of Sugar, Georgia, Charlotte does not have any room for a secret ex-husband. Having this secret come out would not only ruin her reputation in Sugar, it might also ruin her chances of Hosting the best Founder's Day Parade to pursue a big-city donor into investing into the Grow Clinic. Charlotte's only choice is to get an annulment and fast, but ...

I received this book in the mail and I loved it.  I would have read it all in one day, but unfortunately, life butted in. I got the book, sat down, admired the cover ( because it's an awesome cover ) and I was sucked into the amazing world of Sugar on Top. When you do a good deed, you're supposed to be rewarded in some way for said good deed. Unfortunately, that was not the case for Glory Mann. All Glory wanted to do was to return a tractor her grandmother and her crazy friends "borrowed" before they could get into trouble. That is how the local police were able to arrest Glory on said tractor wearing her nothing but her embarrassing pajamas. After that face flaming fiasco, Glory had to go to court. She was given a sentence that was the absolute last thing Glory ever wanted to do.  Becoming the temporary chairman of the Miss Peach Pageant. If that was not bad enough, the judge also appointed her best friend's brother, Cal McGraw, as co-chairman; that wo...