As Easy as Riding a Bike by Bell Renshaw

Emma Holland is almost finished with the renovation of The Brown Bear Lodge nestled just off the Pacific Coast 101 Highway in picturesque Justin Harbor, Oregon. Being a business owner in a small town isn’t easy, but Emma’s got more than enough determination—not to mention an excellent eye for interior design. There’s only one problem. One of her first guests of the season is someone she hoped she’d never see again. 

As a famous landscape photographer, Connor Pearson has traveled far and wide following his dreams at the cost of losing his first love. Now, back in Justin Harbor, Connor is looking for more than just a place to stay. He’s looking for himself. 

As Emma and Connor rediscover their lost friendship and seek to find common ground in the present, Connor feels the tug of his small town roots. Is it possible that a man who’s traveled the world could find his home where his dreams began? Can Emma come to terms with the fact that self-reliance isn’t all it’s cracked up to be? Will their bonds from the past weather the storms of the present? 

As Easy as Riding a Bike will introduce you to the salty air and calming waters of Justin Harbor, the first novella in a series featuring small town women business owners.

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Annabell “Bell” Renshaw has always loved books and the power of a good story. She turned those passions toward writing at an early age, finding solace and adventure in made-up worlds when her mother would read to her as a kid. She’s grown up now, but still finds herself lost in those worlds. She believes in the power of a happy ending and the fact that--no matter what--love will always find a home.

Connect with her on her website: www.bellrenshaw.jimdo.com


My Review

This is a wonderful well written novella by Bell Renshaw.  Book 1 in the Justin Harbor Series. I didn't want to stop reading. This is a page flipper.  Emma has gone back home and has opened up a lodge.  Doing the remodeling decorating it herself.  Not prime season so plenty of rooms to let out. Someone from her past walks in wanting a room . But why when he has  his parents place right there in town?  She was so in love with Connor and then he just left town. No call no nothing.  But her dad is holding back a secret from her. What could he have to hide from his daughter?  Awesome story a story of love and trust and some forgiveness.