Changing His Plans

Jo McNally

Sep 2020 · Gallant Lake Stories Book 4 · Sold by Harlequin

About this ebook

Is he—and his town—ready for her?

Is he ready to have his mind—and heart—changed?

Ambitious real estate developer Brittany Doyle wants to bring Nate Thomas’s quiet Catskills town into the twenty-first century. Nate is dead set against her proposed plan, fearing it will destroy his mountain community’s rich heritage. But the more time he spends with Brittany, the more she is winning his heart. He just hopes he’s not heading for heartbreak.

Ratings and reviews

I received a complimentary copy of this book and I am voluntarily reviewing it. This was a charming story about a man (Nate Thomas) who HATES change in his life and in his town of Gallant Lake. Brittany Doyle, on the other hand, is sent to the small town in the Catskills to purchase up the lakeside businesses for her boss. Brittney "the Barracuda" is looking for a promotion to partner after this. She goes in and unexpectedly falls for the town, the people and especially Nate. These two have several roadblocks in their future. Can the woman who grew up practically homeless come to love a man who was lied to by his own father? I adored the POV format that this book was written in. Seeing their thoughts really helped me to connect with them so much better. I haven't faced what these two have so it really helped me to fully understand where they were coming from with their actions and communication with each other. This story is sexy but not a lot of detail was given. Saying that though, I would only recommend this to someone over the age of 18.

About the author

Award-winning romance author Jo McNally lives in her beloved upstate New York with her very own romance hero husband. When she’s not writing or reading romance novels, she loves to travel and explore new places and experiences. She's a big fan of leisurely lunches with her besties. Her favorite room at home is the sunroom, where she enjoys both morning coffee and evening cocktails with her husband while listening to an eclectic (and often Irish) playlist.