Review: "Echoes of Edinburgh" by Joann Durgin

Book Blurb:

To honor her dying father’s wish, Chicago stockbroker Shelby Harmon promises to hand deliver an envelope addressed to “Robert Nichols, Personal & Confidential.” Her quest to find Robert leads her to a most unlikely place—the Castlehill Gardens outside Scotland’s Edinburgh Castle. Who is this fiercely private man and what is his connection to Harmony Lane, her family’s horse farm in Lexington, Kentucky? 

Harrison Reed cautions Shelby against dredging up hurtful memories for his close friend, Robert. As they explore the city together, Shelby and Harrison find themselves increasingly drawn to one another. When the contents of the mysterious envelope are revealed, the answer gives her hope for the future of Harmony Lane. 

Is the time spent in Edinburgh with Harrison destined to be nothing more than a beautiful memory? Did Shelby lose her heart in Edinburgh...or find her way home again?

My Review:

It took me a few chapters to really connect with the characters in this novella, but once I did, it became a charming and endearing story.

I really enjoyed the taste of local flavor and culture of Edinburgh that was brought to life in the story.

There were some good, deep moments in the novella also, ranging from family, God, finding your place in the world, etc.

4 stars for a cute, enjoyable read.

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