I have now read and reviewed a few of this author’s books and I’m at the point where if her name is on it – I’m reading it.  It is a wonderful find to read an author who can jump genres and maintain a level of excellence – Kimberly Fish does just that.

I love the small towns sprinkled into my adopted state of Texas, maybe because I grew up in a small town in New Jersey (not kidding) where everyone knows everyone but there are still pockets of secrets that can be revealed and everyone might not be the person you think they are.  Comfort, Texas is all that and a bag of chips!

The main character Anna is a woman with a past trying to make a future.  Once again the author plays the romance card in the background.  It’s there tickling at your brain while you are thoroughly enjoying the wonderful story and characters.  Anna has so much buttoned down and contained behind a steel façade until that first chink starts and then the wall and her world are tumbling fast. Can an ex-NFL playboy be the answer or just a thorn in her side?  Well Jack Moses has also been through it all and thinks he knows exactly what he wants – but life (and LaDonna) have a different path for him.

This was a total page turner for me that I read quickly but wished it had taken longer.  That’s the part the author always gets so right – the Comfort level (pun intended) of the town and the characters make it feel like home and this reader was not ready to leave.