Bragg’s Truth Review of :A 2nd Chance Romance

Haggerty’s engaging writing style and the whimsical town of Winter Falls In Bragg’s Truth add humour and warmth to the narrative.

Synopsis: Bragg’s Truth

Bragg’s Truth by D.E. Haggerty is a heart warming and hilarious second-chance romance set in the delightfully quirky town of Winter Falls.

The story introduces us to Riley and Moon, a couple with unfinished business and a truckload of unresolved feelings.

Moon is a fiercely independent woman on the brink of fulfilling her dream of opening her own restaurant.

But life in Winter Falls is rarely smooth, and a series of mishaps—including her handyman quitting and her diner’s pipes bursting—throws her plans into chaos.

Enter Riley, her ex who disappeared months ago without explanation. He’s back, looking like a lumberjack model, and ready to win Moon over.

But Moon isn’t having it. She’s been hurt too many times to risk her heart again, no matter how good Riley looks in flannel or how desperately the townspeople plot to push them back together. Even as Riley reveals the heartfelt reason for his disappearance, Moon struggles to decide if she can trust him again.

Filled with laugh-out-loud moments, meddling matchmakers, and a touching journey of redemption and forgiveness, Bragg’s Truth is perfect for fans of small-town romances with lovable characters and big-hearted storytelling. It’s a feel-good read about taking chances, rebuilding trust, and rediscovering love.

Review: Bragg’s Truth

D.E. Haggerty kicks off the Bragg Brothers series with Bragg’s Truth and brings readers back to the charmingly quirky small town of Winter Falls.

This second-chance romance follows Riley and Moon, a couple with a complicated past.

Riley arrives in town hoping to win Moon back, only to be met with resistance—and a slap—stemming from his history of ghosting her multiple times.

The story features all the signature elements of Winter Falls Universe from the previous series.

An eco-conscious, hippie vibe; eccentric characters like Forrest, who often forgets to get fully dressed; and, of course, the meddlesome Gossip Girls, who delight in matchmaking as much as gossiping.

These familiar elements lend the novel its light-hearted charm and provide a vibrant backdrop to the romance.

The relationship between Riley and Moon revolves around the second-chance romance trope, with a strong focus on personal growth and addressing the reasons behind Riley’s ghosting and Moon’s lingering hurt.

While this setup allows for emotional depth, the story leans heavily on angst, which will not appeal to all readers.

For some, the weight of the emotional drama will feel overbearing, detracting from the playful energy often associated with Haggerty’s works.

Despite its angst, Haggerty’s engaging writing style and the whimsical town of Winter Falls add humour and warmth to the narrative.

While Bragg’s Truth is not stand out favourite as a reader, among her Winter Falls Universe, novels, it remains a solid entry in the romance genre, delivering heartfelt moments and laughter in equal measure.

Conclusion

If you’re a fan of small-town romances with quirky characters and enjoy a mix of emotional tension and humour, Bragg’s Truth is worth exploring. It may not resonate with everyone due to its heavier tone, but it still offers an enjoyable romantic escape.

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