Any Day Now by Robyn Carr

Any Day Now by Robyn Carr

Synopsis

Sierra Jones is the youngest of 4 children who was raised by dysfunctional parents. Her father is a paranoid schizophrenic. Her older siblings all left home and she is the last one left at home. She can’t wait for the day that she can leave too. She turns to alcohol to deal with her life. Sierra doesn’t think she has a problem until a one-night stand turns into a violent stalker. That send her running to rehab. She finished the program and now needs a place to relax and figure out how get her life together. She decides to go visit her brother Cal and wife Maggie in Sullivan’s Crossing.

Sierra has no idea what she wants to do with the rest of her life. She starts to bond with Maggie’s father Sully. She rescues an abused puppy and meets a firefighter/EMT Connie Boyle. Connie is dealing with his own drama. He caught his wife in bed with another man. They try and take things slow but there chemistry is too much for them to handle.

Sierra decides she might make Sullivan’s Crossing her permanent residence until she thinks she sees her stalker in a nearby town. Things change for her very quickly. She has to own up to her mistakes with the help of her brother. She is scared to tell Connie the truth in the hopes he won’t run away and leave her. All while, hoping the stalker doesn’t get to her first.

Review of Any Day Now by Robyn Carr

I adored the bond between Sully and Sierra. She grew up with a dysfunctional and schizophrenic dad. Sully started to feel like her “father figure” always looking out for her. Sierra is a strong woman who feels lost and is looking to find herself. I love the support system she finds in Colorado and especially the romance between Sierra and Cal. Their relationship started off slow, but they had this amazing chemistry that was hard to deny.

You can read this book without reading the first book What We Find. But why would you want to miss out on the romance of Cal and Maggie? This book tells the story of Sierra and Connie, but Maggie and Cal have some parts. Cal helps Sierra with some legal troubles. Cal and Maggie are expecting their first child together and fixing up the barn for their home.

I enjoyed this book as a romance novel similar to a Hallmark movie. It was sweet but predicable. I felt the characters did not have to face any challenges to solidify their relationship. But I did like the characters. I also noticed the chapters ended kind of abruptly and didn’t flow into the next chapter.

Sierra’s one night stand stalker wasn’t brought up in the beginning of the book. It wasn’t until she thought she saw him that his character was brought up. I also found there are alot of different characters and it is kinda hard to follow. I have to this about who is who and who is married to who.

This was an all around good book to read on a rainy day in front of the fireplace.

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