His Boss’s Little Sister
His Boss’s Little Sister
A touch of fairy tale, a spoonful of history, and a teacup of hope.
His Boss’s Little Sister is a stand-alone novella in the Apron Strings Tea Tale multi-author series, and a 1930s historical romance retelling of Hansel and Gretel.
Genre: 1930s fairytale retelling with a touch of mystery & suspense
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Broken hearts, underground smuggling, and a meddling family ... one Wisconsin Teehaus offers a love of more than sweet treats.
November 1931---Needing a new start, Samantha Martins escapes the happily-ever-afters of her hometown to take a waitressing position at a German Tea House. But all is not as it appears beneath the pretty trappings. When she discovers illegal oleomargarine on the premises, which could shut down the cafe, and thus cost her job, she goes searching for the source.
Samantha's old beau, Kyle Docherty, returns to Crow's Nest a changed man, both inside and out. An apology burning in his heart, he finds she's left home. However, with trouble on her trail, Samantha's brother hires Kyle to be her bodyguard. But will she even speak to him? And if not, will she at least allow him to protect her, even without the arm he lost in a logging accident?
When the breadcrumbs lead them into a trap, putting Kyle's life in danger, Samantha faces an impossible choice: listen to Kyle and run for help, or stay a captive and outwit a criminal. If only the ticking bomb were on their side.
A touch of fairy tale, a spoonful of history, and a teacup of hope.
His Boss's Little Sister is a stand-alone novella in the Apron Strings Tea Tale multi-author series, and a 1930s historical romance retelling of Hansel and Gretel.
*Samantha and Kyle's backstory can be found in the Harbored in Crow's Nest Series.
Paula Shreckhise –
I enjoyed reading this story that took place in Wisconsin where I lived for 12 years. It brought back memories of living in a small town surrounded by beautiful woods.
Samantha Martin moved from Crows Nest to Racine to squash the memories of Kyle Docherty and his abandoning her without a goodbye. Now, suddenly, he is back, saying that her brother wants him to protect her. They have some serious issues to put to rest. And how can Kyle protect her when he lost an arm and he still questions if he is worthy of her love.
In this second-chance romance, Kyle and Sam are faced with other problems that involve a crime. I was surprised to find out that oleomargarine was illegal at the same time as prohibition. Oleo was forbidden because it was jeopardizing the dairy industry in Wisconsin.
Facing multiple troubling situations, Kyle held on to his faith and helped Sam realize that she needed to renew her trust in God. A theme that was clear was the unity of family and their faith in God.
Another fascinating historical by Danielle Grandinetti.
* A complimentary copy of this book was provided by Heart Spot Press on behalf of the author. I was not required to post a favorable review. All opinions are mine alone.*