Contemporary Romance
From Goodreads:
New York Times
bestselling author Jodi Thomas returns to the town of Harmony, Texas, where
life has a way of making better plans than anyone ever imagined…
Sisters
Abby and Dusti Delaney have spent their entire lives on Rainbow Lane, but they
dream of something bigger. So when a poker tournament comes to town, Dusti is
determined to win enough money to leave. Enlisting expert Kieron O’Brian to
teach her the game, sparks begin to fly as they play their hands. But Kieron
refuses to stand in the way of her dream, even if it means losing her
forever...
After a year of traveling, Ronny
Logan is settling into a home on Rainbow Lane, but that’s all the settling
she’ll be doing. Ronny refuses to fall for anyone, regardless of the chemistry
she has with her neighbor Austin Hawk. Yet something undeniable begins to grow
between the two loners—if only they can let their barriers fall and open their
hearts.
Betting the Rainbow brings an HEA
to two long time Harmony women.
Ronny Logan come back a year after
Marty died. She moves out to the lake and finds herself attracted to Austin
Hawk, a man with as many regrets as she has.
Regan and Noah have to work through some very bad times but
finally Noah is back in Harmony to stay.
Add to the mix the Delaney sisters
and the man who teaches Dusti Delany to play poker giving her a chance to
change both sister’s lives.
They story winds around all three
couples. Like the other Harmony
books Betting the Rainbow is a feel good story. Some things really would not have happened in real life but
this is fiction. While I enjoyed
the story for me I was not as good as the pervious books. It does however
provide an good ending for several long running characters.
What I found the most interesting
was the sample chapter of the next book, A Place Called Harmony, that was in
the back of the book. That story
takes place in 1876 as Harmony is founded. I am looking forward to that book and the story it tells.
Berkley Books published Betting theRainbow by Jodi Thomas in 2014.
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