Title: Gypsy's Chance
Author: Emily Minton and Shelley Springfield
Genre: Romance
Release Date: May 22, 2017
Gypsy Rose’s life is changed by one brutal act.
She is forced to leave her home behind and head to the smalltown of Macon, Missouri. While there, she finds love and contentment with a family that isn’t her own. She is finally able to bury her past and look to the future with hope and excitement.
After an unexpected tragedy hits, she is left to start over again.
When she meets Chance Ryan, he offers her a helping hand. She can't help from being skeptical, but trusting this supposed knight in shining armor seems like her only option. With nothing left to lose, she really has no other choice but to take what he offers.
Can she take a chance on him giving her the happily ever after she always wanted?
I found this to be an overall good read, reading about what Gypsy endured and how she learned to move on was heartbreaking; even more so when she has to leave the place she's called home for the last few years and start all over again. I enjoyed her interactions with Chance, and I liked that theirs was a sort of slow build romance. A different sort of book from these authors, and I hope they'll write more books like this one in the future.
USA Today Bestselling author, Emily Minton is a Kentucky native. She is proud to call the Bluegrass State home. She claims she bleeds blue–Wildcat Blue! She has been married to her husband, David, for over twenty years. They share two wonderful children. Emily loves to read and has more books on her kindle than most people could read in a lifetime, but she intends to read every single one. She has published nine books, but there are many more are floating around in her head.
Shelley was born and raised in Kentucky and doesn't see herself leaving the bluegrass state anytime soon. Shelley and her husband have been together for sixteen years, and they share three beautiful daughters and one handsome son.Although Grim Bastards is her first published novel, she has been a fan of romance reads for many, many years. Shelley loves all sorts of genres of romance but Contemporary, New Adult, and Romantic Comedy are her all-time favorites.
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