Seeds of Trust Book Review

I picked up another book of my book shelf that I didn't read before.  I don't even know where I got all these books but I picked out Seeds of Trust (Harlequin Heartwarming Romance) (Larger Print) by Cynthia Reese.  It was an author that I hadn't read before but I was ready to find out what it was about.

When Becca Reynolds heads for rural Georgia to investigate a suspected crop insurance scam, she's concerned about her career, not her heart.  Chief among the suspects is handsome Ryan MacIntosh, who isn't telling everything he knows. Could his involvement possibly be deeper than his devotion to his grandmother and the small farm that's been in the family for generations?  Becca can't be sure, even though she and Ryan have shared the most intimate of conversations—at least online. She's certain he's the charming stranger with whom she's exchanged countless emails…and fallen in love. But she can't admit the truth any more than Ryan can—nor predict what it will cost them in the end.

Becca Reynolds was working for her father's company and she has to investigate for a crop insurance company.  She worked previously in another job and she had a lot of problems so she came home to work in a safer job.  She had a case which went badly so she was looking to redeem herself with her newest suspected crop insurance fraud case.  She goes to the small farming community and meets lots of farmers with an invasive plant that is killing their crops.  The main suspect is Ryan MacIntosh who seems to be holding back and not telling her the truth.  Once she realizes that she keeps coming back because she trusts Ryan, she realizes that she is in trouble when it comes to this case and her new career choice.  Ryan seems a lot like a new friend that she has made online but she isn't really sure.  You have to pick up the book so pick up the book and find out what happens with the crops, the relationships and the court case.  I think that you will be surprised how things work out because there are a lot of twists and turns and just a little mystery.  I was impressed with this book and I hope that you check out this book for yourself.