Can people truly change? * ***_
Two things keep Holly Campbell grounded: her precocious son and preserving her forty-year-old family diner in the face of expansion and change. She doesn't need a blast from the past like Luke Saxon, who's back in Butterfly Harbor after more than a decade away. The hard-luck kid who nearly destroyed her family, leaving her to pick up the pieces, is taking over as sheriff. She can't trust him, even if Luke's ideas for the town's upcoming anniversary seem to show he's trying to give back to their community. Has Butterfly Harbor found its unlikely savior? And has the widowed single mother finally found a man she can believe in, rely on...and love?**_ **
Review
4-Stars, RT Book Reviews: "In this heartfelt story of redemption, readers will enjoy multidimensional characters who set out on an emotional journey toward forgiveness. From animosity to honesty, this passionate tale of atonement is a guaranteed page turner."
4-Stars, Harlequin Junkie : "The Bad Boy of Butterfly Harbor by Anna J. Stewart is well-written and filled with likeable characters. There are plenty of laughable moments, but it also tackles serious topics such as alcoholism and child abuse. These aren't easy things to cover but Anna handles them well. This was my first time reading anything by this author, but it won't be my last."
5-Spoons, Books & Spoon Blog: "A beautiful story about people in a small failing community, fighting back to build up the town again, and the human destinies of the small town. An inspiring, heartfelt, and sweet story of a town folks, that are willing to do the hard work, to put their home back together again."