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| Original Title: | Bluegrass State of Mind ISBN13 9781465955180 |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://kathleen-brooks.com/books/bluegrass-series/bluegrass-state-of-mind/ |
| Series: | Bluegrass #1, Bluegrass - All |
| Series: | #1 |
| Characters: | McKenna Mason, Will Ashton |
| Setting: | Kentucky(United States) New York State(United States) |
Kathleen Brooks
ebook | Pages: 237 pages Rating: 4.01 | 13265 Users | 902 Reviews
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| Title | : | Bluegrass State of Mind (Bluegrass #1) |
| Author | : | Kathleen Brooks |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 237 pages |
| Published | : | June 25th 2011 by Smashwords Edition |
| Categories | : | Romance. Contemporary. Contemporary Romance. Romantic Suspense |
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McKenna Mason is on the run, leaving her luxurious NYC lifestyle behind. She finds a home in beautiful Keeneston, KY where she starts her new job as an Assistant DA. She finds more than she bargains for when reuniting with a teenage crush, Will Ashton. Will's horse farm has seen its share of trouble leading up to the Derby. Can Will and McKenna work together to cross the finish line in time?Rating Containing Books Bluegrass State of Mind (Bluegrass #1)
Ratings: 4.01 From 13265 Users | 902 ReviewsCrit Containing Books Bluegrass State of Mind (Bluegrass #1)
This was such an enjoyable break from some of the heavier stuff I have been reading. I love all that crazy, heavy reading but sometimes it's good to settle into light-hearted romance.Kathleen Brooks' Bluegrass State of Mind was just the book I needed. It is full of endearing characters in a 'Mayberry' type small town who seem to embrace you as they embrace the main character, McKenna.McKenna and her friend Danielle witness a crime perpetrated by McKenna's boyfriend and the law partners from herAbout halfway through this book I began to suspect that the Kentucky Tourism Board sponsored this book to counteract all the negative publicity from Justified. Apparently everything is wonderful in Kentucky! Come enjoy the Kentucky Derby and William Shatner and the lowest number of fathers with unpaid child support in the country! The book actually mentions these facts and not a bad thing is ever said about Kentucky. It's a paradise on earth full of attractive men who want to take care of
Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures4 StarsIll admit that I love free books, who doesnt? Free books are a gamble, a lot of times you miss but sometimes you hit and boy did I hit with Bluegrass State of Mind by Kathleen Brooks. I enjoyed this one so much that I immediately went to Amazon and downloaded the next two and Im so glad I did! These are three books you will want to read back to back because the stories are very connected and youll want to see how everything all works out.McKenna
Reread this 4 years later and my opinions haven't changed. It's corny and long winded but still really enjoyable.Original review:Kindle freebie from Amazon.Ok, where to start?This book is no show and all tell. I'm going to quote a bit of dialogue for you that should be a pretty good example of the issue:"Really? She broke you? I don't mind you telling her, as I figured the subject was going to come up. But, I was hoping I could seduce her before we got to serious conversation. But, my curiosity
This is a first in a series of 3 books. As a Kentucky girl, I loved this tale of life and love in a small central Kentucky town. McKenna is a strong, level-headed woman who despite facing the loss of her job, and threats to her life, decides to fight the institution that has wronged her. She flees New York City to a Southern town where her first love Will Ashton lives. In this small southern town, McKenna meets a group of people who adopt her as their own and help protect her and keep her safe.
Badly-written populist mind-drek. Seriously, how has she become a best seller on any list? The grammar and lack of editing was atrocious. (though I don't think her husband has a choice, but to do her editing). She obviously doesn't know the difference between was/were, showed/shown, farthest/furthest or the proper etiquette for introductions. She comes across as very trashy. It's incredibly challenging to believe a "lawyer" wrote this with her horrible writing. Does she speak like this? The way
5 Bluegrass State of Mind Stars I read this book back in 2014, and this town has stuck with me. So I had to do a re-read to see if I liked it as much as I remembered and I have to say I liked it even more. McKenna is so down to earth, and I love that she is soo a city girl but she adapts to country life without a hickup. She had to leave the city and is on the run as is her best friend Danielle they have seen somethings that put them in danger.I loved the tension and the mystery of this book,
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