If you are looking for a sweet, lighthearted romance, you will love The Weather Girl. They added warmth and a bit of wisdom to the story and made me think of how much fuller our lives are when we have grandparents like them to enrich us. It was a bonus reading about the secondary characters, Summer’s grandparents. There were great characters with mild drama and an ending that was believable and heartwarming. It was what I’d expect from a clean, romance novel. From here we begin to see how both characters develop, and how ultimately love and respect for one another grows. Things are going pretty well for her until a newly hired beloved, ex-football quarterback is granted some of her precious weather reporting time which infuriates Summer. She loves everything about the weather and is an excellent, accurate meteorologist. A meteorologist, Summer Raines, a.k.a “The Weather Girl”, can feel when it’s going to rain. The heavens open up for them to give them a day to remember among all the adventure filled lives that they live.💛💛💛💛💛What a delightful, wholesome story. The best of the best part of this book? Their wedding. She has dreams and passion to go ahead and fulfill them. Summer Raines a.k.a The Weather Girl is one amazing and wonderful woman. Falling in love isn’t nearly as easy as predicting the weather. Together they go on to forge a life chasing storms when the storm of him getting her thirty seconds is what got the ball rolling. She’s stuck with a career that’s going nowhere and a man who delights in her refusal to be charmed. It takes the dislike, like and love of one strong and weird woman to figure out what matters. Travis Lockwood is in a vacuum where though he does know what he cannot do and what he does not want to do but has no idea what he wants to do with his life. At the same time her sense of loyalty is strong enough to think about the people she love before she goes ahead and makes any decision for herself.

She’s stuck with a career that’s going nowhere and a man who delights in her refusal to be charmed. It’s enough to make her quit and become a storm-chaser like her parents. Summer is reduced to reporting from…football games. Sidelined back to Texas after an injury, the golden boy is trying to steal her precious on-air time.

Too bad she couldn’t have foreseen the tumultuous arrival of Travis Lockwood, everybody’s favorite star NFL quarterback. That’s why the local weather girl’s so good at her job. Summer Raines knows when it’s going to rain. The red colour for the post is for the red umbrella that plays a significant role in the story. Weather Girl by Amy Vastine, 2014, Harlequin Mills & Boon edition, in English.

The Weather Girl by Amy Vastine