Unbreakable: A Cloverleigh Farms Standalone

How can doing the right thing for the right reasons still end up being wrong? Sylvia Sawyer has her life upended, and now she's moving back to her family at Cloverleigh Farms, a single mother with two children who are devastated that their father left their family for another woman. Sylvia has enough to deal with between healing her family, finding herself, buying a house and getting a job, and a relationship with Henry DeSantis, the vintner for Cloverleigh Farms, couldn’t happen at a worse time. So what do Sylvia and Henry do with all the chemistry, desire and need they have for each other when there's no other choice but to walk away?This entire series has been amazing, and just when I think it's impossible for the writing to get any better, we get Unbreakable. I just might be second guessing myself on reading this writer's books because this one was freaking intense! So much authentic angst, my heart was all over the place: happy, then crushed, then merry, then stomped on, then euphoric and blissfully happy! Gah. How she packs so much in and draws so much out of the reader is a mystery to me, and it’s the sweetest, most wonderful agony! You really, really, really need to read this book!Between the soul-deep connection and the realistic conflict of Sylvia and Henry, I was gripping my Kindle tightly, flying through each page, and it's all I could do to keep hold of my heart as I took this intoxicating, heart-pulverizing ride. Every moment felt real, and these characters burrowed so deeply I’ll never be rid of them. Sylvia and Henry's story is the ultimate read, an extraordinary journey, and your romantic heart will thank you for reading it. This one is absolutely not to be missed!

“It’s okay,” he said, pressing his lips to my forehead. “Your whole heart is worth the wait.”Books like this are why I read romance and why I will never stop falling in love over and over again with characters and the stories to get to their HEA. Vulnerable honesty, real issues and off the charts heat between Henry and Sylvia had me clamoring for every moment of free time I could get my hands on to read this story. I had such a huge smile on my face that my cheeks hurt while reading, becoming so emotionally invested that I had tears in my eyes at moments between Sylvia and her daughter Whitney.Both fresh off of divorces, Sylvia and Henry find solace in talking to another kindred spirit who is lost in what life is like after a split and finding a new normal. Sylvia’s discovering herself again and how to overcome her insecurities about her body and whether she was still beautiful after having children. And Henry, man did I fall absolutely in love with how real and honest he was, so down to earth and humble about his wine making talent, a lonely man looking to have the family he always wanted. The chemistry and heat between these two definitely brings the steam and sexual desire to the book, scorching the pages and my heart with their undeniable rightness for each other.This series makes me feel right at home at Cloverleigh Farms, part of the Sawyer family, welcomed back with open arms no matter what brought me there. Absolutely a 5+ Star read for me!“We’re all just stumbling our way through life, hoping to arrive at the right destination. If something makes you feel good on the way, why not do it?”

In hindsight, I should not have had that fifth mimosa at Breakfast with Santa......Pretty much had me at that line. I knew Sylvia Sawyer was my kind of girl.Sylvia Sawyer goes rogue at the Christmas lunch where she lets her cheating douche of a husband and his new much younger, pregnant wife know exactly what she thinks of them. Sylvia returns to home to Cloverfield Farms determined to make a fresh start with her children and allow her damaged heart to heal. Enter Henry DeSantis who is also divorced and not looking for a relationship anytime soon until he meets up with Sylvia. The attraction between these two is electric and scorching when they hit the sheets. The path of true love doesn't run smoothly for these two and Sylvia finds herself having to choose between her own happiness and that of her children. Is it too soon to be in a relationship with Henry? (No!!!! is what you'll be shouting as you read). Unbreakable is such a romantic read you can't help but fall in love with the characters Melanie Harlow has created. It's so swoon-worthy and toe tingling. Henry is delicious and Sylvia is adorable. I really enjoyed it. My only complaint was that I didn't have a chilled glass of Reisling or mimosa while I was reading #SwoonworthyRomance

Sylvia and Henry's story is compelling, sensual and so romantic. It is a must read. It is one of the best stories I have read so far this year. Both characters are divorced. Her a matter of months and him over a year. But what problems and emotional tremors do these divorced people face. Will they ever find love again?Sylvia is the oldest of the Sawyer sisters. And when her marriage failed she decided to come back to Michigan. Back to her beloved childhood family home at Cloverleigh Farm; bringing her two children. Full of doubt, stress and anxiety over the selfish actions of ex husband, she hoped she could make a fresh start in a familiar environment.Henry has worked in the vineyard at Cloverleigh Farm for many years and is passionate about the vines and the wines that they produced. When his wife left and they divorced he buried himself in his work. It was the easier option. He could work mostly on his own and tend to his precious vines in peace.When Sylvia and Henry meet and talk, stress diminishes. They like communicating with each other. They find a degree of comfort. They discover that they also like each other and quickly become sexually intimate. But will there be more... How will Sylvia's children react to seeing their mother and Henry together? Will this new couple grasp the opportunity of a second chance at love?Well, take every opportunity to get this excellent book. You will miss out if you don't.

Unbreakable is a standalone book in the Cloverleigh Farms series. I really enjoyed this story, it's a beautiful, sweet and emotional romance and I loved the chemistry between Sylvia and Henry. Another great book in this series.

Loved these two amazing characters and the journey they are on with themselves and Sylvia's children.Lovely uplifting story enjoyable read

I ABSOLUTELY ADORE this second-chance-at-love story! Ms. Harlow is a new-ish author to me, having read two of the three previous Cloverleigh Farms novels and two of her co-writes, but with Unbreakable she's earned a spot on my MUST READ/AUTO ONE-CLICK list! This book is right up there with my faves, bringing ALL the heat, heart, sizzling chemistry and angst that my romance-loving soul craves!When Sylvia Sawyer moves back to Cloverleigh Farms after her divorce from her ex-dirtbag husband ditched her and their two children for a younger (and pregnant) woman, the very LAST thing on her mind is falling in love again...she just wants to get her bearings, put her life back together and move on. But life has a way of throwing you curve balls when you least expect them. And Henry DeSantis is one HECK of a curve ball!!! One who happens to be trying to find a new normal after his own divorce. When these two reconnect and start to get to know one another, the sparks FLY right off the page...their chemistry is EXPLOSIVE!!! And I couldn't get enough!Along the way, I fell in love (again) with all the other members of the Sawyer family and with a few who I think NEED their story told (hint: a certain sister who has a sad back-story and I need to see her get her HEA)This is my favorite book in the Cloverleigh Farms series so far and it's a MUST READ as far as I'm concerned! Now, all I need is.....MORE!!! Bravo, Ms. Harlow, BRAVO!!!

I have enjoyed every single book in this amazing series. I love Melanie’s writing. These are stories that warm your heart but also are so compelling you end up reading on one sitting. This story is about The eldest Sayer daughter, Sylvia. She has kicked aside her cheating ex and mover herself and her kids back home to the family’s farm. This farm reminds me of the “Little People’s Farm” it has every event going on you can imagine. Now a single mother with two children who are devastated that their father left their family for another woman Sylvia is trying to pick up the pieces but before she’s there even a day, she runs into Henry. Thereafter, she can’t really help herself, they are both like moths to a flame, they can’t leave each other alone. Henry’s wife left him and he is divorced now. Henry is the vintner for Cloverleigh Farms. They soon realize their timing is off and walk away from each other but the pull never stops and eventually they find their way back.