Home Again

Whiskey Ridge Romance #3

by Rachel Hanna

What do you do when you're faced with doing the one thing you never thought you could do, but you have no choice?

When Emmy Moore finds herself back in Whiskey Ridge after over a decade away, the last person she expects to see is Nash Collier. The one man she loved with her full heart. The one man who knew their secret. And the one man who shattered her heart into a million pieces when he drove away all those years ago, leaving her in a plume of orange Georgia clay dust.

And now, she's being required to help him recover from a near fatal accident.

Nursing her own wounds from a failed marriage and her ex-husband stealing her life savings, she feels ill equipped to deal with the feelings she has about Nash and their past together. And she definitely doesn't ever want to see his jackass of a father again. But as with everything in Whiskey Ridge, nothing is as it seems.

Genres: Romance, Fiction, Contemporary

160 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 14, 2017

About the author

Rachel Hanna is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of clean Southern women's fiction. She has published over 54 books and sold more than 2.5 million copies worldwide.

Her stories are set on the coasts of South Carolina and Georgia and in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia. Her heroines are often starting over in midlife, and they find new friends and sometimes new love along the way. The romance is just kisses. Readers say her books feel like coming home.

New readers usually start with The Beach House, book 1 of her South Carolina Sunsets series.

Rachel lives in North Georgia with her husband of almost 30 years and two spoiled rescue dogs. When she isn't writing, she's out in the garden or hunting for blue and white pottery in an antique shop.

Reviews

[Mary Jackson _TheMaryReader]

I want to live in Whiskey Ridge some kind of bad. The small town has my heart. I loved the characters, and it felt like coming home again.

[greenapplemojito]

Good read but everything happened so fast that I barely could connect with the characters, could barely feel their chemistry. The FMC forgave him so easily and the miscommunication aspect leading to fallout was just not it and I couldn't really understand how they went back from past sweethearts to falling back in love or wanting to get back together again. Also at the start, I noticed that unlike most second chance books, when both of them were returning back to their hometown, their thoughts weren't on facing the memories or confronting their pasts there but more of their current problems which was interesting but then it also made me curious how at the start it was starting off with the FMC and her issues with her ex-husband and thankfully there was no drama from that regard but it was barely relevant or handled and was just brought up towards the end once.

[Teya Teya]

This was a sweet coming home and rekindling a relationship. There was forgiveness, second chances, and love. A rodeo man who had a falling out with his dad and girlfriend. A girl, who lost everything moved away and had a rebound marriage, which fell apart. They meet back home after he is stomped on by a bull. She gets a divorce and is called home to get her mom. Meeting is kismet when he needs physical therapy and she's a physical therapist. More than kismet are thrown around it's more like sparks.

[Red Panda Reads]

Home Again is a short, (the only reason I finished) easy, more or less, G rated, read. Saying it was marginal is generous. Did not draw me in. Was not a page turner. There is no romance. There is no chemistry. I think this could have been helped by flashing back to when Nash and Emmy's relationship started. A past and present story would have allowed for readers to experience the build of their relationship. Not recommended.

Actual- ...all I could see was my dreams...
Suggested- ...was my dream... OR ...were my dreams

[Nanci]

Another one that Rachel Hanna knocked out of the Park!

I am such a sucker for these beautiful stories set in quaint small towns with gorgeous mountains. I can’t wait to get back to reading sweet stories about the characters who live in these towns. Rachel Hanna checks all the boxes for these awesome books. “Home Again” was well, well, well worth the read. Good luck putting it down!

[Tricia Toney]

Emmy and Nash used to be high school sweethearts. Their lives took different paths but they ended up in Whiskey Ridge at the same time. Worse yet, she has to help him with physical therapy. The very explosive end of their former relationship still remains unresolved. The ghosts of the past need to be put to rest in order for them to move forward. Aare they strong enough?

[Dot Morrow]

When Emmy finds herself back in Whiskey Ridge she never expected to see the one person that hurt her and it was Nash Collier. He was back with injury. The sparks don't fly at first, but they finally get together. She has secrets of her own and her mom being a little crazy moves back with her. There are more to the story and you need to read to find out.

[Layne Peacock]

This is yet another enjoyable, easy read from Rachel Hanna. The characters are very likable and people you would want to be friends with. They face real life challenges, like a husband who mucks up all the financials and leaves for a younger woman, or a guy who has a career ending injury and ends up back at home trying to figure out what’s next.

[Peggy]

Very Sweet

This was one of those romances that was heart touching funny a lil sad but it was great.
From start to finish I could not stop reading it.
A true true sweet romance with out all the smut.

[Joan Westgate]

Addicted to this author's different series..Great for the beach here in Middletown RI..easy read and holds your interest, with a sprinkle of humor throughout... I did like Emmy's mother, rather eccentric and funny. O

[Glynieta Price]

Rating a 5 because love the story

Like the story
I would to hear Billy's story

Please keep the. Whiskey Ridge romance coming I love reading this series

[Stacie Marquart]

Loved this book. Couldn't put it down.

[Dee]

Rating is a 3.5

[Suzzie]

This will pull at your heart strings.

[Darlene S. Hankins]

A good read.

It was a very good love story that has all the emotions a couple experienced. I recommend it. Love story with a happy ending!

[Fran Brock]

great story line

Again Rachel, loved the story line and of course the ending. Keep the books coming. Seriously, I’ve enjoyed everyone of them in this series and the others.

[Marcy]

This is the 5th book I’ve read from Rachel Hanna in the last week. Good wholesome stories.

[Roxanne Miles]

I love this simple and lighthearted book about high school sweethearts that meet later in life and try to love again. Good story.

[Mary A. Huey]

Love these books

I really have enjoyed the Whiskey Ridge series. It’s pleasant and relaxing to read Rachel Hanna’s books! Can’t wait to read her new releases

[Odean Jackson]

Heartwarming

I loved it! It kept me laughing and interested to the very end of the story. I highly recommend it.

[Sharon Rudolph]

Good book

It wasn't one of my favorites, but I did enjoy it. I enjoyed reading about the family, seeing them find their way back to each other.

[Tiffany Faw]

I think this is my favorite in the series! I really wish this had been a full length novel. The characters were so great!

[Pamela]

another cute story; sometimes i wish the characters from previous stories would merge into the next one, but sadly, not in Whiskey Ridge...yet.

[Catherine Spagna]

cute

Good read, this author writes sweet and endearing love stories. I like that her heroines always find a way to get past their bad decisions and find true love.

[Linda Maestri]

Quick, easy read and has a cute story of two very different people.

[Lori]

This is the best one of the series ….so far. Nash and Emmy’s story is very relatable, especially all the mistakes that they make.

[Cindy Hazzard]

perfect

Great story and just long enough! She does an amazing job at romance. Looking forward to the next book. Thank you

[Susan]

Rachael Hanna is one of my favorite authors! This book however needed some editing for typos. The story was excellent my only problem was the editing.

[mary glynn stelmack]

Second chance with a first love!

This is a sweet story and a quick read . Absolutely a good read! Rachel Hanna is becoming my go to for a happy reading experience!

[Jamie Bentley]

Cute easy read.