Their Patchwork Family
With Love from Kurrajong Crossing #11
Fiona Marsden
Book eleven in this absolutely fabulous series and I loved it, I think it might be my favourite one so far, we met Leo and Tamara way back in book three and I am so glad they have finally gotten their own story and it is a beauty, one not to be missed.
Leo grew up in Kurrajong Crossing but since the band he is in with his close friends and some family have made it big he has done a lot of travelling, he has also spent a lot of time picking up after his cousin, Tinker pretty much since they were kids and the biggest is taking care of his dead cousin’s daughter, Queenie, he loves her and is now her official father, but when Queenie’s grandmother dies Leo is taking her back to Kurrajong Crossing to raise her as his own, this will of course raise a few eyebrows but he will not let that interfere.
Tamara spent a lot of her younger days watching the close friends rehearse their songs in the garage of the Holiday Inn in town, a place that she did a bit of work, but her heart had always belonged to Leo and when she had just turned sixteen she decided it was time to let Leo know how she felt but when that went horribly wrong she ended up with Leo’s cousin Tinker and then alone and pregnant, she has kept to herself these last year’s her son Colin is now seven and she has steered clear of Leo but now he is back in town with a daughter, who no one new existed.
Before long Queenie and Colin are becoming fast friends and this brings Leo and Tamara together and the spark that was there years ago reignites for both of them but there are secrets that are starting to unravel and Leo must think about the future and Tamara offers to help with that but will they survive a marriage of convenience without the chemistry pushing them together or is that what should really happen, two people who have loved each other for many years will they get that second chance?
This is one that I highly recommend, it is a page turner for any lover of a fabulous romance, filled with awesome characters and I love Kurrajong Crossing, I know there is at least one more to come and I am looking forward to that one.
My thanks to Tule Publishing for my digital copy to read and review.
Leo grew up in Kurrajong Crossing but since the band he is in with his close friends and some family have made it big he has done a lot of travelling, he has also spent a lot of time picking up after his cousin, Tinker pretty much since they were kids and the biggest is taking care of his dead cousin’s daughter, Queenie, he loves her and is now her official father, but when Queenie’s grandmother dies Leo is taking her back to Kurrajong Crossing to raise her as his own, this will of course raise a few eyebrows but he will not let that interfere.
Tamara spent a lot of her younger days watching the close friends rehearse their songs in the garage of the Holiday Inn in town, a place that she did a bit of work, but her heart had always belonged to Leo and when she had just turned sixteen she decided it was time to let Leo know how she felt but when that went horribly wrong she ended up with Leo’s cousin Tinker and then alone and pregnant, she has kept to herself these last year’s her son Colin is now seven and she has steered clear of Leo but now he is back in town with a daughter, who no one new existed.
Before long Queenie and Colin are becoming fast friends and this brings Leo and Tamara together and the spark that was there years ago reignites for both of them but there are secrets that are starting to unravel and Leo must think about the future and Tamara offers to help with that but will they survive a marriage of convenience without the chemistry pushing them together or is that what should really happen, two people who have loved each other for many years will they get that second chance?
This is one that I highly recommend, it is a page turner for any lover of a fabulous romance, filled with awesome characters and I love Kurrajong Crossing, I know there is at least one more to come and I am looking forward to that one.
My thanks to Tule Publishing for my digital copy to read and review.
5 stars
April 17, 2025 by Tule Publishing
