All Roads Lead to You: Stay, Book 3

I absolutely loved All Roads Lead to You by Jennifer Probst, it is an incredible love story, and is the third book in her Stay series. I loved the book that I am looking forward to reading the other books in the Stay series. Each book in the Stay series continues to get better and better. I have read other books by Jennifer Probst and always enjoy her wonderfully written stories. Jennifer Probst has once again shown that she is an amazing storyteller. I could not put All Roads Lead to You down. I loved every page. I really enjoy how the book is told from the perspective of the main characters. I love getting the insight and feelings from the different characters. All Roads Lead to You is wonderful love story and is filled with heartbreaking and heartwarming moments. I love the lighter moments where I find myself smiling and laughing out loud and the bittersweet moments that cause me to sigh, say aww to myself with tears filling my eyes. All Roads Lead to You is filled with such moments, and with so much emotion. It is filled with all those things that we have come to love and expect in a Jennifer Probst love story, especially the poignant and bittersweet moments that filled this page turner. One of my favorite parts is how Jennifer Probst incorporated the title of the book into the love story. All Roads Lead to You is the story of Harper Bishop, who manages the animal rescues for the farm and Aidan O’Connor, horse trainer from Ireland. Aidan trains Kincaid’s Crown to an Irish Derby win, and shortly thereafter leaves for America to find his next opportunity, after being betrayed by his friend and girlfriend. Aidan has booked a room at the Robin’s Nest B & B. As he wanders around the area, he comes across Harper and Phoenix. He sees the potential in Phoenix and wants to train the thoroughbred for racing. The Bishops decide to hire Aidan to train Phoenix and see what happens. It was incredible the changes that took place in Phoenix because of Aidan’s training and suggestions. As Harper spends more time with Aidan as he trains Phoenix, they share secrets that they haven’t shared with anyone else before and they grow closer. I love Elmo, the jockey, and how he doesn’t say much, but what he does say is very meaningful. As they start racing Phoenix, things change between Harper and Aidan, even if it’s only temporary. Aidan’s dream is to return to Ireland a winner. I love that both Aidan and Harper showed their vulnerable sides and that each of them changed because of their feelings for one another. I love how Harper changed, because of her past, she never dreamed of falling in love, marrying ang having children. With the right man, that all changed for Harper and she was willing to let Aidan go. I love how the plot twist forces Aidan to follow his heart and his dreams. I loved that All Roads Lead to You is a more than just a romance, there are dilemmas that both Harper and Aidan are facing that need to be resolved. I love how all the storylines get resolved so incredibly. I love all the descriptions of the Hudson Valley setting that Jennifer Probst details, it makes me want to visit. All Roads Lead to You felt like a family reunion and I enjoyed catching up with the other characters in the series, especially Mia and Ethan’s wedding. I love all the rescues animals with Disney names in the story, especially the baby goat that Aidan rescues for Harper and names Captain Hoof. Especially the impact that Captain Hoof has on Phoenix. My favorite part of the book is the epilogue, I truly love how it goes above and beyond the happily ever after. All Roads Lead to You is filled with the poignant and bittersweet moments in the story as well as the plot twists, that I have come to love and expect in Jennifer Probst's stories. I am so glad that Harper got the happily ever after that she so deserved. Jennifer Probst truly delivered a book that was so worthy of Harper. I love all the changes that both Harper and Aidan were willing to make in their lives. I love the amazing chemistry between Harper and Aidan. I love the cast of characters in All Roads Lead to You and I am looking forward to reading the remaining books in the series. Who doesn’t love family and friends that always have each other’s backs? I thoroughly enjoyed All Roads Lead to You, I highly recommend this wonderful romance.

.... And not just for humans! This is a true and very thoughtful romance for everyone. The characters... Mostly the animals were most amusing and soul searching. It was a chapter in life, love and friendship I hated to see end.

This is the best of the three but the 2nd book a close 2nd. Well written. Strong characters, well researched area in horse racing which was interesting. GREAT ENDING!

Liked the love story but the audible version wasn't that great. The accents kind of got mashed and Ethan was probably the worst. I would stick with reading the book. Really enjoyed it.

This book is EVERYTHING! If I could give it all the ⭐️s in the sky, I most definitely would!It’s certainly no secret that Jennifer Probst is my absolute favorite author and “All Roads Lead to You” is another perfect example of why that is.I could FEEL the chemistry between Aidan and Harper from the moment they met. I got actual butterflies in my stomach so often throughout the book. It is one of those books that pull you in - so much so that you feel like you are the heroine (or hero)!Harper, the heroine, has always felt most safe and “at home” in the barn with the animals. She never fit in at school and she was bullied at every turn - all of which made her the headstrong woman she has become. Now, as an adult, her life revolves around rescuing animals - and they rescue/heal her in return. She is content with her life just as it is.Then in walks our hero, Aiden; a horse trainer from Ireland who has come to the states for a fresh start and to clear his head. The one thing he is not looking for, is love or a relationship.Aside from their instant mutual attraction, they have one common goal and that is to “heal” Phoenix - a gorgeous, young colt who was born to run but was horribly abused in the process of his training and was then rescued by Harper. The question is, can they work together - toward their common goal, keep their hands off each other and their hearts guarded...and keep their secrets buried deep?Overall, I have to say that “All Roads Lead to You” was SO MUCH MORE than I could’ve ever hoped for and is absolutely one of my favorite books I’ve read thus far (and I’ve read hundreds).I definitely recommend that you take a chance on this book - you will not be disappointed! ♥️

‘All Roads Lead To You’ is a book that you open and right from the first page you will savour each and every word that the talented Jennifer Probst writes.It is the third chapter of Jennifer Probst's “Stay” series. It's easily read as a stand-alone.Harper's mission is to rescue as many broken and neglected animals as she can fit into her barn or apartment. We are getting the final Bishops story and she most definitely has a story of her own to tell. Harper Bishop is a woman that has a big heart and she feels more comfortable around all her rescued animals then people.Aiden O’Connor is a man looking to find a reason to get back in the saddle literally, but when he comes upon Harper’s family inn and farm he never realises that not only a woman but a amazing horse might just not heal him but them all.Harper & Aiden’s relationship starts as two people who are looking to help a magnificent horse named Phoenix but soon enough he is helping them in the process.With some humour from characters we already know, and the introduction of some new fabulous people, Probst balances the heartwrenching struggle and heartache Harper & Aiden experience to discover that ‘All Roads Lead to You’.

Loved the whole series I wish there were some more. Oh well I’ll have to find a new series of hers to read.

I was looking forward to Harper’s story and I was not disappointed. She devoted her whole life to saving hurt and abused animals and when she found Phoenix she knew he was special. Aidan was a horse trainer who was travelling across America having left Ireland for personal reasons. When he visited Harper’s stables he was stunned to see Phoenix and knew he was a true racing horse. How he tackles this and how his relationship with Harper develops is written with great skill and empathy and makes an excellent and enjoyable book.

I would recommend this book to all ages, it grips you in with all the lives in the book, enjoying reading a series of the different charectors.

This book has me gripped from the first pageAbsolutely excellent writing and a big shout out to the author