Forgiveness Found in Honey Grove: A Sweet, Small Town Romance (The Braxton Brothers) Paperback – December 7, 2019

I’ve loved every book I’ve read by Meyer ❤️ this one was no different. The character growth is great and the love put into written format gives a warm and fuzzy feeling

Just finished Forgiveness on Honey Grove. Another great book in the series. Jackson and Isabel were awesome. I have to admit at one part I wanted to shake Jackson and tell him to fight for what he wants and don't blow it again. I decided to see if he could figure it out himself. NOT!! I have to give his mom and Isabel credit. This was another great book in the series.

Jackson & Isabel were high school sweethearts. He left without a word and hadn't been back. He was headed back for his brother and future sister-in -law's wedding. He felt so confused about coming home. Wondering how he'd handle seeing Isabel if he ran into her. Guess he's going to find out sooner than later. The writing has improved but still some little things could use some tweaks. Hopefully by book 5 it will be there. G rated

Wonderful .I really enjoyed reading this story . It's a heartwarming romance .Jackson Braxton arrives home for his brothers wedding dreading running into the only woman he ever loved Isabel Andrews . He left Honey Grove after her father told him he wasn't good enough to marry Isabel .Some years later Jackson has madesomething of himself . He finds Isabel ingaged but struggling with her life and her feelings . Soon she has decisions to make . This story is well written and beautiful . I recommend reading this story and enjoying .

Jackson is the youngest of the Braxton brothers and this is his story. He left Honey Grove, but is finally returning for Jonathan and Tiffany’s wedding. He doesn’t expect to see his ex high school sweetheart, the first day he’s back, but there she is at Braxton Dresses, picking up her wedding dress. I won’t leave any spoilers, but I will say I enjoyed this second chance romance. I’m looking forward to reading Jenna’s story next.

Man I love this series and i just keep drinking it up!!! It's so good and I'm so excited for the next one!! If you love sweet, clean, hard to put down romantic books don't pass these up!! So so good!!

What a fun read! I love the Braxton family and it was great to read all about them again in this story. What a great job on this series

I received a complimentary copy of this book and I am voluntarily reviewing it.This was a good story. There were some poignant moments when I teared up and over all I did enjoy this but the main problem that I have with it is the reason Jackson left. After Isabel's father refused to give his permission for them to marry, he just runs off? He doesn't talk with Isabel? Then he is hurt and has mixed feeling about returning home for his brother's wedding because he may run into Isabel? I mean really, he was the one who abandoned Isabel not the other way around. It just made him seem weak in my eyes. Also there was a lot of staring at the floor through out the book.The rest of the story though was good. I enjoyed reading Isabel's side and what she has been struggling through for the last eight years. She is engaged to Bobby and wants to move her dad back home. Bobby on the other hand wants to travel the world. Will they marry to please her father and have grand-babies before Alzheimer completely takes him away from Isabel?There was another issue that really wasn't answered either. Jackson lives in New York and has a successful career. Isabel wants to stay in Honey Grove. I hope to get some answers in the next book.I did enjoy seeing prior characters making appearance here especially Sondra Braxton, the boys' mother. The story was also written in my favorite dual POV. While I didn't really connect with Jackson, like I did with the prior stories, doesn't mean that I didn't enjoy the story. The internal struggle that these two faced and overcame was a good one.This was a sweet, clean second chance romance. I would recommend this to anyone. Just because I was left with some issues doesn't mean that other younger readers would enjoy it.

I absolutely love the Author and her ability to keep me co I g back wanting to read more. I apologize if I don’t always leave a review. It’s because I’m on my next book in the same authors series.