Title: Daisy’s Back in Town
Author: Rachel Gibson
First published January 1, 2004
312 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9780755334032 (ISBN10: 0755334035)
Rating: 3.74
Overview
After fifteen years, Daisy Monroe returns to the small town of Lovett, Texas to face the man she left behind, Jackson Lamott Parrish. But Jackson is not interested in hearing her reasons for leaving him.
He’s built a life without her and doesn’t want to risk getting hurt again. Daisy is determined to make amends and confess her secrets, but Jackson is equally determined to keep his distance.
Despite their efforts to avoid each other, their chemistry is undeniable. Can they put their past behind them and start anew or will their old wounds prevent them from finding happiness together?
Rachel Gibson’s Daisy’s Back in Town is a captivating tale of love, forgiveness, and second chances.
About the Author
Rachel Gibson has made quite a name for herself as an accomplished author, having written an impressive 22 books that have both topped the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists.
Editoral Review
Rachel Gibsons Daisy’s Back in Town is a charming contemporary romance novel that is sure to delight fans of the genre. Published on January 1, 2004, the book explores themes of second chances and self-discovery, told through the lens of a steamy small-town romance.
Gibson, a New York Times bestselling author, has crafted a book that is both heartwarming and entertaining. The book follows the story of Daisy Lee Monroe, a successful businesswoman who returns to her small hometown of Lovett, Texas, after a decade of living in the big city.
Daisy is determined to sell her grandmother’s rundown motel, but things get complicated when old flames Mark and Jackson Masters return to town. Torn between her feelings for the two men, Daisy must confront her past and decide what she wants for her future.
Gibson has a talent for creating vivid characters that leap off the page, and Daisy’s Back in Town is no exception. Daisy is a complex and relatable protagonist, while Mark and Jackson each have their own strengths and weaknesses.
The small-town setting provides a backdrop for Gibson to explore themes of family and community, adding depth to the story. The plot of the book is fast-paced, with enough twists and turns to keep readers engaged.
However, some plot points feel contrived, and the resolution of the conflict between Daisy and the two brothers feels rushed. Additionally, the book suffers from some editing issues, with typos and grammatical errors cropping up throughout.
Despite these flaws, Daisy’s Back in Town is an enjoyable read with plenty of steamy romance and heartwarming moments. Fans of contemporary romance will find much to enjoy in Gibson’s storytelling, which balances humor and pathos with skill.
For those looking for a light and entertaining escape, Daisy’s Back in Town is a great choice. Ultimately, Daisy’s Back in Town earns a 3.5/5 rating from this reviewer.
While it has its flaws, it is a well-crafted book that will appeal to a wide audience. Readers looking for an engaging romance set in a small town full of quirky characters should definitely pick up this book.
