Coming Home to Maverick is a second chance romance which, in ways, parallel’s the story of the prodigal son (or in this case, daughter).

Bailey and Maverick have a lot unresolved between them but that doesn’t diminish the connection that still lies between them after six years apart. Add in the Dawson brothers and their Mama, the rodeo events, a struggling ranch, and a precocious little girl who loves well, and Sophia Summers gives readers a sweet story of love, forgiveness, and discovering what’s important in life.

With Maverick's three brothers unattached, I’m already looking forward to spending more time with this close-knit family of gentlemen cowboys and catching up with everyone in future books.

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Coming Home to Maverick by Sophia Summers felt youthful and fun. This second-chance love story had me smiling frequently. I especially loved the romantic zing between Maverick and Bailey, but the Dawson brothers’ camaraderie and Bailey’s adorable daughter, Gracie, made the story all the more enchanting.

In Coming Home to Maverick, spiritual themes interweave with Bailey and Maverick’s life experiences, particularly in the areas of careers and dreams. I liked how the author explored different aspects and results of pursuing one’s dream. Although character growth was somewhat limited, Bailey and Maverick do work through their personal issues as they explore their complicated relationship.

Coming Home to Maverick by Sophia Summers thoroughly entertained and delighted me. Although this inspirational romance novel had an occasional typo, it didn’t detour my interest in the story. It’s a keeper for my bookshelf and I’m looking forward to the next book in the series!

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