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In the Key of Family

In the Key of Family

Home to Oak Hollow, Book 2

by Mackenzie Lee

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5



This heartwarming tale of finding family in many different ways gave me all the feels!


Alexandra Roth has traveled to the small town of Oak Hollow, Texas to learn about the father and family she never knew. Growing up in New Your with her mom, she didn’t;t lack love, but she was always curious of her deceased father’s side of the family…


Officer Luke Walker has a lot on his plate. An instant father figure to his nephew with autism has really mede him rethink his priorities and he has put his new family as his top priority. No more ladies for this former player…


Too bad for Luke that he forgot that he agreed to rent the spare room in his house to Alex… now he needs to help her find another place and he can’t help getting involved with the woman who has come into his home and completely charmed his nephew and himself! But she’s only here for a month and he needs something more permanent for his nephews sake…


Ah! I fell for Alex and her magical way with Cody, Luke’s nephew. These instant connection between them and the adorable link to Mary Poppins had me all a flutter. Mary Poppins swoops in to fix the family and leaves… but what if she can be a different character- one that stays!


This was a fun read and the steam between Luke and Alex, the adorable family dynamic and the surprises throughout had me not putting this one down! 


A great summer read- that I highly recommend!



In the Key of Family by Mackenzie Lee is scheduled to release May 25th, 2021.



I received a complimentary copy of this book from author Mackenzie Lee. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



 

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