Autumn Skies

Denise Hunter rounded out her Bluebell Inn series with Autumn Skies, featuring the youngest sister, Grace. Hunter delivers a well balanced story with emotion and conflict. The characters are relatable but not predictable. I enjoyed the many outdoor activities and scenes that developed the mood of the storyline. Being the last book in the series, it neatly tied up loose ends and leaves you with a warm heart and wanting to visit the lake town in North Carolina.

Another fun story that I really enjoyed. It was a quick read for me, even though it's a full-length story, because it was easy to read and had a relaxing story line. This whole series would be a perfect vacation companion, especially since it's set in a historic inn in a vacation town in North Carolina.

Once again there's a tie to an older event at the inn, but this time it's within memory and Grace has to work past a traumatic memory to face it. Wyatt is dealing with issues after a Secret Service assignment went wrong, so he's hoping for a good place to be quiet and work past his issues so he can get cleared to go back to work.

They do get lost in the woods alone together, so it might be better suited to older teens, age-wise.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a free reading copy. A favorable review was not required.