Comfort Zone is a feel-good women’s fiction story that will make you appreciate life, nature and second chances. This is a captivating story that follows single mother, Anna Weber, who is trying her best to give her daughter all that she needs. Ann is a character that is easy to empathize with, relate to, and love. Author Kimberly Fish has a unique writing talent that brings her characters to life and makes them feel grounded even though they are so sweet. After reading this genuinely compassionate story, I feel like I really understood the meaning of the saying, ‘home is a person’.

Anna ends up helping out a stranded motorist only to find out that her new acquaintance is a self assured former football player with an attraction to problem solving. They have an unlikely but charming relationship that is fun to follow. Their relationship is something that I was constantly looking forward to seeing develop every time I picked up this charismatic novel.

While the story is compelling on its own, and reminded me of those breezy Hallmark made for TV movies, I really enjoyed how endearing the characters are in this story. I am sure I read most of this story with a slight smile on my face. Anna and Jack both have their issues, do not get me wrong, but it is how they deal with these issues that I really enjoyed.

I also enjoyed the various life lessons we are effortlessly introduced to throughout the story. Facing our past and embracing truth are themes that are explored with surprising depth for a light wholesome romance story.

Comfort Zone is a lighthearted, but no less emotional, contemporary women’s fiction story that expertly sets up two fascinating characters and takes them, and readers, on a unique journey of self reflection and discovery that fans of heartwarming fiction will find hard to put down.

Pages: 289 | ASIN: B09K8YCXP8