Under A Summer Sky (Follow Your Heart #3) by Melody Carlson ARC #Bookreview

Title: Under A Summer Sky () by
Series: Follow Your Heart #3
Author: Melody Carlson
Publisher: Revell
Published Date: June 6th 2017
Genre: Contemporary, Christian Fiction
Page Count:313
Format: Kindle

My Rating: ★ ★ ★

Goodreads Summary: 
High school art teacher Nicole Anderson is looking forward to a relaxing summer in Savannah, house-sitting and managing an art gallery for a family friend. The house is luxurious in a way that only old money could make it, and the gallery promises interesting days in a gorgeous setting. Yet it isn't long before her ideal summer turns into more than she bargained for: a snooty gallery employee who's determined to force her out, a displaced adolescent roosting in the attic, and two of Nicole's close childhood friends--who also happen to be brothers--vying for her attention.
With a backdrop of a beautiful historical city, incredible architecture, and even an alleged ghost or two, combined with the opportunity for romance . . . anything can happen!
Bestselling and award-winning author Melody Carlson invites readers to spend the summer surrounded by beauty and tantalizing possibilities for the future. 

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 My Review:

Thank you to Netgalley and Revell for an e-ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.

After reading the first book Once Upon A Summertime in the Follow Your Heart companion series I was a very unsure if I wanted to continue on, but I decided to give this series one more chance.

I am so glad I decided to give it another go though as this one not only went at a slower pace in the romance department. It also didn't appear to shame anyone either.

Nicole is a high school art teacher and an artist in her free time who has gotten into a pattern where she doesn't seem to be doing much with her life besides just making it by. Her mom ends up getting her a summer job running an art gallery for a family friend, in hopes that it will not only lift Nicole's mood but help her be excited about art again.
While Nicole is unsure about taking the job, she is also excited/nervous about the possibilities and she hopes it will be good for her art as well.

Once Nicole is running the art gallery and dealing with a certain employee who is rather rude but has close ties to the family, she starts wondering if this was the right choice. She does love getting to hang out with her old best friend and seeing what he does now and even helps him out with a few things.

Overall this was a really nice story that not only dealt with art, and architecture, but I also felt like we really got to know the characters. We saw how their friendships had started and how that had all changed over the years. The romance was slow and gradual for a change and nothing felt forced.

While I don't see myself reading the second book in this trilogy, I am glad I gave it another chance to read this one as it was a fun read.