The Neverland Inn by K. C. Grant

About “The Neverland Inn”

Daniel Cavanaugh has it all—a lucrative career as a lawyer, a gorgeous fiancée, and his future mapped out for him. So why is he feeling increasingly dissatisfied with his life? When the assignment to handle his late grandmother’s estate takes him to the California coast, Daniel welcomes the escape. Staying at the nearby bed-and-breakfast isn’t really his style, but he soon realizes the inn may hold the key to the answers he’s been seeking.

Spindrift Cove has few opportunities for a young unmarried woman like Sarah Michaels. Even so, she enjoys her solitude as owner and chef at the Neverland Inn. She thrives on catering to the needs of her guests and treating them to her fantastic cooking. But when Daniel walks through her door, he immediately tests her patience. Though he is handsome and well-bred, she finds him insufferable. Soon, however, the tranquility of the inn works its magic, and Daniel and Sarah forge a sweet and unexpected connection—until the life he left behind in the city demands his return and it seems that a happily ever after may not be on the menu after all.

About the Author

Kim was born in rural Idaho, but has made Utah her home for most of her life. After serving an LDS Spanish-speaking mission to Anaheim, California, USA, she returned and continued her studies at Weber State University, participating in a study abroad program that allowed her to study at the Centro Mexicano Internacional in Michoacan, Mexico. She has been a freelance writer for twelve years. Much of her work appears in family-oriented magazines such as LDSLiving, the Washington Family, Back Home, Parents & Kids, and Natural Life. She’s also a member of DeseretConnect, writing for KSL and The Deseret News. She was the president of the Bountiful chapter of the League of Utah Writers for three years and is a member of the Association for Mormon Letters and LDStorymakers. Though raising her children is still her most important task, she combines it with the demanding job of working out the numerous plots she has for future novels. She and her husband of twenty-four years love to travel and scout out new settings for books. While ancient Mexico was the setting for her first published novel, Abish: Daughter of God and its sequel, Abish: Mother of Faith. –modern Mexico was perfect for her suspense novel titled Venom, which was released January 2012. Other publications include two short stories published in Covenant’s seasonal compilations. The Neverland Inn , published in 2018, is her second romance, her first titled Three Little Words was released in 2016.

My Review

The title and cover of this book caught my eye from the beginning. Who doesn’t love Peter Pan and never having to grow up. Well, as a mom if my kids never grew up that would definitely be a challenge! This is a sweet love story of two people that are pretty polar opposites. I believe that the phrase opposites attract is true, my husband and I fit this description perfectly. Daniel leaves his busy life as a lawyer to close a deal in a small town called Spindrift Cove. Through some unforeseen circumstances, he prolongs his stay and meets the spunky, Sarah Michaels. Sara has been running her own successful business as owner and chef of the Neverland Inn. This is another clean romance where boy meets girl and sparks begin to fly. This is a comfort novel for a time you just need to escape to Neverland!