A Weaver Beginning

by Allison Leigh

USA TODAY bestselling author Allison Leigh introduces readers to a reluctant hero--and the woman who just might heal his wounded heart--in this newest addition to her popular miniseries, Return to the Double C Small town deputy Sloan McCray was making amends for his past. They called him a hero but only he had to live with the difficult choices he'd made. And he certainly wasn't prepared to fall in love again, not even with his beautiful--and innocent--new neighbor, whose very presence was a balm to his troubled soul. There was no doubt in Abby Marcum's mind that Sloan was the guy for her. Though she'd moved to Weaver, Wyoming, to make a better life for her little brother, she saw her future with Sloan. Now she had to convince the man who felt unworthy of love that she and her heart were his for the asking....

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373657706
• ISBN13: 9780373657704
• Release Date: September 2013
• Publisher: Harlequin Special Edition
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Another great book from Allison Leigh

I loved this book and the chemistry between Sloan and Abby! It's such a sweet story but with an edge. They seem so different at the start but ultimately want the same thing. This is one of the best from the series and I found myself re-reading a number of the chapters. Disappointing aspects of the book were that things wrapped up so quickly in the last chapter. It was as if Allison Leigh was late for the publisher's deadline an so wrapped things up in just a few pages. I like what happened, don't get me wrong, just the resolution was quite quick for what had happened thus far. Also, the cover on this book is terrible. The picture itself would be find for one of the other Double C stories, but for this book Sloan is to be 33 years old (but look older due to a rough life), ride a Harley, have a large tattoo, been in jail and have run with a motorcycle gang (all to be able to pass while really being an undercover agent to infiltrate the biker gang). The man on this cover does not fit that description at all.