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Crossing Promises (Cross Creek Book 3) by [Kincaid, Kimberly]

Crossing Promises (Cross Creek Book 3) Kindle Edition

by Kimberly Kincaid (Author)

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He's serious.
She's in serious trouble.
Will these opposites attract...or ignite?

Owen Cross cares about two things:
family and farming.
So when widow Cate McAllister offers
to fix his bookkeeping mess
he jumps at the chance.

Who knew she'd be so bossy?
Or that she'd threaten his composure.

Yeah. That way.

Owen's moody, broody, and, okay, yeah.
Smokin' hot.
Also, technically her boss.
She needs this job to get out
of the debt her late husband left behind.

Plus, Owen's a family man
and the last thing Cate wants is anything--
anyone--
with strings attached.

She couldn't possibly heal
from the loss of one family
and find the gruff, gorgeous love of her life.
Could she?

USA Today best-seller Kimberly Kincaid offers up a full-length sexy small-town romance. Reluctant lovers never burned so hot or fell so hard on their way to happily ever after.

Length: 340 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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Format: Kindle Edition
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Print Length: 340 pages
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Publisher: Kimberly Kincaid Romance (5 March 2018)
Sold by: Amazon Australia Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B077Y1FZYR
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Nice read

26 July 2018

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I really enjoyed the book. I like the sentiment that family can take many forms. How do things work out between Marley and Tobias?

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Great Read

17 August 2018

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Loved the continuation of the characters, and development of the new ones. Cant wait to read the 4th later this year

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Rachel Hamilton

Love, love, loved it so much.

5 March 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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It’s time for another visit to Cross Creek, where the farms are plentiful, and the farmers are hot. Plus, this time, we get grumpy oldest brother Owen’s story and believe me when I say it’s not to be missed.

I freaking loved this book so much. In fact, it might just be my favourite Cross Creek book yet. I absolutely fell head over heels in love with Owen and his feisty heroine Cate as I watched their love story unfold.

Kimberly Kincaid dragged me through just about every emotion while reading this book and I can’t thank her enough for doing so and giving us the reader the book we have been waiting for and allowing us to take the journey with these two unforgettable characters.

For me, this story was about so much more than just Owen finally getting his HEA. It was about family and how much it can mean to everyone and how bigger role it plays in our lives.

I always think of Owen as the heart of the family even though Pappa Cross is there, Owen really is the glue that keeps them and the family farm together. When changes happen within the Cross family you know the heart is going to be the one thrown for a loop the most.

Enter Cate McCallister, the one person who will ground Owen like no one else can when his world shifts, and he starts to realise there’s more to life than the farm.

I love, love, loved Cate. I adored her from her first appearance, the way she stress bakes, her stubborn backbone, to the way she keeps things real with Owen, and for all she’s been through, she’s become a favourite of mine.

Put these two together and watch the sparks fly. Yes, they butt heads as they get to know each other better, but for me it just made the story so much richer and okay, it was like extended foreplay too. When they hit the sheets, you are in for a dirty talking farmer treat. Who knew that beneath the grumpiness there was a hot dirty talker in Owen?

I can’t forget the other things that happen in this book. BIG things that will make you squeal in joy, gasp, tear up and maybe even leave you goofy grinning more than once.

If you are a fan of this series, you will love what happens, if this is your first try, then it will no doubt have you scrambling to grab the other books to catch up. I can’t heap enough praise on this series. It just gets better and better as the family grows and makes me want to move to a fictional town to see if the famers really are that hot.

Kimberly Kincaid, thank you for Crossing Promises. That is all.

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Eileen Wells

Broody, Sexy Hero

6 March 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED Crossing Promises by Kimberly Kincaid, the third book in her Cross Creek series and I really struggled to put it down. I’m not sure how she did it, but this book is even better than the last two, which I didn’t think was possible.

Owen Cross, the eldest brother, is quiet, brooding, socially awkward, and lonely. His brothers have found their soul mates and he wondered if he would ever find someone. Owen lived by the mantra of “Farm and Family” that his mother would always tell him prior to her death. Cate McAllister agreed to manage the bookkeeping tasks that Owen neglected, not having enough hours in the day to get to them. After losing her husband in a car accident and Cate learned how much debt he had gotten them into which is why she needs this job at Cross Creek. She knows her gorgeous but grumpy boss is a family man but Cate is not interested in getting involved with anyone where there are strings attached. However, as Owen and Cate work together they discover so much more about each other and that passion can found in unexpected places.

I loved how encouraging Owen was to Cate exploring her dream of opening a bakery. I admired the strength Cate had to move on after losing her family and her willingness to explore a relationship with Owen, even though she was not looking for one.

I really enjoyed reading this book as Ms. Kincaid drew me in and did not let me go until I reluctantly read the last page. Ms. Kincaid kept this reader mesmerized with wanting to see how things would work out between Owen and Cate. I highly recommend this book to other readers and I for one look forward to the next book in this series.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

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Between My Bookendz

Great, but Challenging!

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Owen Cross is the stoic Cross brother, the ever-working Cross brother, the humorless Cross brother. Through 2 books, we have seen Owen scowl and labor across the pages, turning Cross Creek Farm into a booming success. The more the farm grew, the more tired and cranky Owen got. I impatiently awaited for his story to be told…..

And told it was! Owen was not the likeable brother in the prior books, but he intrigued me. Now that I was able to walk in his shoes, glimpse the thoughts in his mind and feel the ache in his soul, I cannot help but think he is “the” Cross brother. Owen Cross was bound to the land and to family, with both wrapped up in the legacy he desired to create. The burdens he chose to bear (some of his own making) and his complex character, shaped the tenor of this book. His late mother’s words, "Family and Farm, Owen. Never forget how important they both are. Never forget..." is his mantra.

Equally burdened was Cate McAllister, the young widow who caught his eye. Cate was equally complex - one minute confident and sassy, next uncertain and fearful, with only her frantic baking to calm her. What I found amazing in this book was that the story seemed to be setting its own way, flowing the way it meant to flow, especially regarding Cate’s loss of her husband and daughter. After three years, Cate felt the pitying looks from others as she felt the grief, anger and guilt inside. At times I wasn’t sure what was up with Cate - was she still grieving? Has she moved on emotionally? Why did I feel an edge of coldness from her, even as she was heating things up with Owen?

The interaction between all the characters was seamless and realistic, the writing as always impeccable from this author. But this book had a twist awaiting me towards the end that threw me for a loop that I was not prepared to deal with. I was so convinced that this story was about two individuals that had a strong need for family and nurturing. Owen mothered his heirloom tomatoes, while Cate turned to nurturing the mix of butter flour and eggs as a substitute for the the loss of her family. But at the end I felt like I had that wrong. While my fascination with Owen developed into a real “like”for him, my initial “really like” of Cate had cooled to a “hmmmm - who is this character.” By the end of the book, I “got” who Owen Cross was and why his story could only be told this way. I am still not sure I “got” who Cate was, but I have been thinking about it alot. How often does a book stay with you for a week, pondering over the plot twist and debating with yourself about it? I was troubled by it, confused by it, but ultimately I realized this was the way Cate’s story was meant to be.

I love the Cross Creek series and Ms.Kincaid’s writing - her books are always fabulous reads! This one was a five-star read up to the plot twist - do I take away a star for that? Shave off a point? After all, as the reader, I am not sure Cate is a deserving partner for Owen But an author knows her characters, and Ms. Kincaid has certainly mastered conveying her characters wishes on the pages. Owen and Cate wanted their story to be told this way and their definition of “family” to resonate with the readers. I may not be 100% percent sold on Cate, but this is the story is meant for Owen and Cate. When I think about it, this is the perfect end - or rather beginning, for these two.

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