Taking Chances

Whiskey Ridge Romance #2

by Rachel Hanna

Life can change on a dime.

Piper Williams is poor. She's always been poor. Like seriously - dirt poor from a small town. But when one of her regular customers at The Greasy Spoon diner gives her the gift of a lifetime, her life changes overnight.

But as with all gifts, there are potential obstacles and hers is named Cameron. The grandson of her now dearly departed customer is thrust upon her, and she's forced to work with a man who seems to despise her from day one. With only six weeks to make it work, Cameron and Piper try to exist in the same house but as with everything in life... things change.

The Whiskey Ridge series is a small town contemporary romance series set in the north Georgia mountains. Each book is a standalone with no cliffhangers!

Genres: Romance, Contemporary

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 1, 2020

About the author

Hey there! Before I tell you all about myself, can I invite you to join my private Rachel's Readers Facebook group? That's where my readers hang out, discuss my books, participate in giveaways and learn about new releases.

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So who am I? My name is Rachel Hanna, and I am a wife, mother of three incredible kids (maybe I am a BIT biased?), two lovable doggies and one cat that lives outside and thinks he owns the world. Okay, I also have a gecko now too. Don't judge me.

I started writing as a young child, and I went into the field of Journalism for many years as an adult. Now, as a romantic fiction writer, I get to live out my own daydreams every single day and share them with readers around the world!

I'm a Southern chick living near Atlanta, so I say "yes, ma'm" and "ya'll", but I wouldn't have it any other way. :)

Reviews

[Mary Jackson _TheMaryReader]

I really enjoyed going back to Whiskey Ridge. Pipes and Cameron's story was better than book one. I'm so excited to go back in the next book. I recommend this series.

[★ Belle The Bibliophile ★]

Had the potential to be great but just fell flat. The book is pretty rushed and I thought there were issues that were brushed off, just like that. Relationship development's non-existent too. They went from 0 to 180 pretty quickly.

[Stacie Marquart]

This was a very heart warming book. Loved it

[Neena Christianson Martin]

Grandma knows best.

Piper is a waitress in a rundown diner, trying to make ends meet for herself and her son. Cameron is trying to find a way to save his struggling business in NYC. What do they have in common? They both loved his grandmother Lola, and after her death her plans to get them together has worked, they really do want to kill each other. Can they find the future that was meant for them, read and find out.

[Virginia Shea]

This small-town romance followed Piper, whose life unexpectedly changed when a customer left her an incredible gift that forced her to work closely with Cameron, a man who seemed to dislike her from the start. This book took a little time to fully get into, but nonetheless, was charming and beautifully written! As the two navigated living and working together, their tensions slowly shifted into something more. Overall, it was a sweet story with heart and a happy ending!

[Fran Brock]

Loved the book!

Wow, I so loved this book! Just one disappointment, I wanted it to continue on . It just ended way to soon. Especially after being so stressed out about Johnny appearing back in the sene. I would love for you to make a series of books on Cameron and Piper. Such a beautiful story.

[Tricia Toney]

Piper is a single mother working a minimum wage job in dead end town. Her luck changes when a beloved customer leaves her an amazing bequest. The problem is that the other heir is the grndson Cameroon who is insufferable. When an unexpected visitor throws everything into turmoil, they re forced to work together.

[Sharon Rudolph]

I really enjoyed this second book in the series. These books are like a novella, but they are fun to read. I enjoyed the characters in the story like my only problem with them. Is that the characters from the previous books don’t carry over I really miss that about this series, I love being able to follow the characters from book the book.

[Terri Mastraieni]

Trying Again

This is the second book in the Whiskey Ridge series. I have loved all of Ms. Hanna’s books so far. This was a cute story but it was a little harder for me to get into. I do love happy endings and romance and this had both. I do look forward to reading book 3 in this series.

[Layne Peacock]

I always enjoy Rachel Hanna books. They are always feel good, overcomer, with basically no spice. This is the same. I will say that this was a bit more predictable than most of her others, but not in a bad way. I feel like some specifics were left out, but that didn’t really impact the overall story.

[Darlene S. Hankins]

Just what I needed on a Sunday afternoon!

This was a heart warming love story. It begins with a mothers love, heartache from the past. Friendships and new beginnings for an ever lasting love.

[Janie D]

God, I absolutely LOVE Rachel Hanna’s Stories!

I never fail to breathe a heavy contended sigh when I finish one of her books. Romantic, heart-warming, great characters, some strife, but always such feel-good tales!

[Teya Teya]

Such a sweet love story sprouted out of a loving grandmother from the grave. She takes her escape into the city grandson and a woman whose man left her after getting pregnant and giving them a country place to share. Quite some matchmaking from the grave. I just loved it.

[Laurcimmino]

Beautiful little stories

Ms. Hanna weaves beautiful little stories in glorious settings. My only complaint is the editing. There are too many typos, mashed words and grammatical errors. Getting past that, I enjoy her books.

[R. Walraven]

Short and Sweet

Piper young, smart, wanting the best for Lucas. Cameron young, wanting to write the world's best novel. Grandmother had a plan based on love. Sweet story. Then there's a hiccup. I'm wishing for a sequel.

[mary glynn stelmack]

Oh this is just yummy!

Such a good story . I am finding it easy to fall into such affection with Rachel's characters!Looking for a good cozy read that's satisfying and the perfect length? Here ya,go!

[Nanci]

Totally Outstanding

I have been reviewing every one of Rachel Hanna’s books, as I read them.
They have all been so, so good. But there are really no words for this sweet family love story. It is infused with just the right number of ups and downs. I loved it!!

[Dee]

Rating is a 3.5

[Deena]

It was a great book, just way to short:(

[Marcy]

Great series. Just love these books.

[Linda Ordway]

Another good Rachel Hanna book

Rachel Hanna’s books are always fun, relaxing reads. This one fit that description! I enjoyed it very much. Buy it.

[Roxanne Miles]

I really enjoy reading these short books by this author. She always has interesting characters that you wish could be your friends.

[Charlotte]

Good story. Editing horrible.

[Karen Rizzi]

One day read. I enjoyed it.

[Deborah Thomas]

Apple's and Roses

Finding your way can sometimes be very difficult as things are not always as simple as you think..there are times that it seems there is no way.

[Tiffany Faw]

These 2 characters were fantastic! I really wish this had been a full length book because there was so much that could have been done with the story. Ending was perfect!

[Pamela]

cute story; nice characters. love the setting.

[Dot Morrow]

I loved Piper and Cameron on how that they had to work together to keep the house and business. Love the chemistry between them. This series is great and the author is wonderful.

[Cathy Kukla]

Liking the Whiskey Ridge Series, liking all of Rachel Hanna's books

[Joan Westgate]

This novella captured me...it's an easy and delightful read. If you enjoy romantic books, this one's for you. In fact, all of Rachel Hanna's writings are engaging.
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