Finding Home

Bluestone Lakes, Book 1

De: Jenn McMahon

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Savannah Peachwood

But sometimes the heart has a mind of its own. It falls without warning.

The last thing I want to do is fall for the angry cowboy.

Blair Andrews has spent the better part of her adulthood playing trophy wife to her politician husband in San Francisco. All she knows is her pampered, polished, perfect life.

Until it all comes crashing down around her.

After hiding out in her sister’s spare bedroom for months to avoid pitying looks on the streets, she decides it’s time to escape city life and learn to stand on her own.

On a whim, Blair buys a tiny home in a small Wyoming town where she is certain her new neighbor, Griffin Barlow, can’t stand her. He owns the local bar, is constantly covered in dirt from working on his family's ranch, and never smiles.

Is he grumpy because she infiltrated his privacy when she moved onto the once quiet street? Or is there more to it than that?

Blair has sworn off relationships, leaving the city behind to start fresh and find her independence.

But in Bluestone Lakes, Wyoming, she’s finding more than that.

Maybe…she’s finding home.

** Finding Home is a small town romance that is sure to make you swoon and blush as the same time. This book is intended for mature listeners only. This is a stand-alone and can be listened to on its own. For a list of content warnings, please visit Jenn's website: jennmcmahon.com

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Second Chance for Love in Wyoming

Blair leaves San Francisco after catching her husband cheating—with his secretary, no less. Heartbroken but determined to rebuild her life, she heads to Wyoming in search of peace, healing, and a fresh start. She buys a tiny home by the lake in Bluestone Lakes, ready to turn the page and find her happiness.

Unfortunately, her new beginning gets off to a rocky start thanks to her grumpy next-door neighbor. But Blair’s not about to let a cranky guy ruin her reboot. She lands a job at the local bakery—only to find out her not-so-friendly neighbor is also her new boss’s brother and co-owner of the shop.

Griffin had his heart broken when his ex left him behind for the big city. Since then, he’s buried himself in work, running his bar seven days a week and swearing off love. But Blair? She’s the one disruption he didn’t see coming. The more they cross paths, the more he’s drawn to her—and the more his carefully constructed walls start to crack.

Tropes:
Small Town Charm
Second Chance at Love
Grumpy/Sunshine Duo
Fresh Start
Forced Proximity

Starting over

I love the books when people get to start over from a messy life or past endeavors. I really enjoyed reading this book and the characters in it. look forward to reading more!

A comforting small-town escape

I really felt for Blair, watching her go from broken to brave was so satisfying. And Griffin? Total grump, but in the best way once you crack his shell.

It didn’t hit every emotional beat for me, but I still really enjoyed the slow-burn vibe and second-chance energy. A sweet reminder that sometimes starting over leads you exactly where you’re meant to be.

5 stars as a physical read & 5+ stars in audio!!!

I LOVED IT EVEN MORE IN AUDIO THAN I DID READING PHYSICALLY ITS SO SO SO STINKING GOOD. teddy hamilton is absolutely hands down one of my favorite audiobook narrators. I love how his voice fits like every male character in my head. & savannah peachwood played a wonderful blair. I thoroughly enjoyed this story even more & am so happy it’s now in audio format bc it is definitely going to become a favorite read of mine!!

DNF with 4 hours left

This story did not catch my attention at any point. I've never cared less about any characters as I did about these. Didn't love them, Didn't hate them. I simply didn't care about them. I'm also thinking perhaps Savannah Peachwoood isn't the narrator for me. She's very breathy and this is the 2nd book she's done that I DNFed.

Great narration

The MFC is irritating and whiny. There are so many moments where she seems like a preteen than adult. Did her husband cheat on her? Yes, and you will be reminded of that way too often. Is she looking for love? No, and that too will be mentioned an obsessive amount of times.

The MMCs ex left him for a big city, that too will be mentioned way too often as well as him not looking for love.

At one point he doubled over in laughter over something that was not funny and made the scene weird