The Farmer Says I Do

Farmers of Goodrich County

by Sharon A. Mitchell

"You think I'm going to fail at this?" she asked. He didn't hesitate. "I do." Big, bold, curvy and strong Becca had vowed never to return to the small town where she grew up, never fitting in, always the brunt of jokes. Now, with her father's injury, there was no choice but to go home to help out. Stan lived for farming, proud of his accomplishments, content with his life. That is, until Becca showed up and stole land right out from under him. Land he used to feed his cattle. Now she needs his help. How could they possibly work together, especially with the push/pull chemistry flowing between them? Read The Farmer Says I Do , part of the Farmers of Goodrich County series of clean and wholesome romances.

230 pages, Paperback

Published September 19, 2022

About the author

Dr. Sharon A. Mitchell lives on a farm, with her nearest neighbor several miles away. Doesn't that seem like the ideal setting to spark the imagination? She takes long walks with her hundred-pound German Shepherd dogs, Pickles and Dill. (She didn't name them - don't blame her).

Her newest work are clean, contemporary, western romances in The Farmers of Goodrich County series.

She's working on her eighth psychological thriller novel for the When Bad Things Happen series.

Besidestfive short stories tied to that series, she's written six novels, each featuring an autistic child or young adult. Two nonfiction books accompany that autism series.

Sharon's been a teacher, counselor, psychologist and consultant for decades and continues to teach university classes to soon--to-be teachers and administrators.

Dr. Sharon A. Mitchell is author of the psychological thriller series When Bad Things Happen:
·GONE
·TRUST
·SELFISH
- INSTINCT
-REASONS WHY
-MINE
-SANCTUM
·YOUNG ANNA (a short story)
·Anything for Her Son (prequel short story)

Western Romances:
- The Farmer Takes a Wife
-The Farmer Says I Do
- The Farmer's Christmas Duty
- In Case of Rain

She's also written a series of six novels, each featuring a child or young adult on the autism spectrum:
·Autism Goes to School
·Autism Runs Away
·Autism Belongs
·Autism Talks and Talks
·Autism Grows Up
·Autism Goes to College
·Autism Box Set- Books 1-3

In addition, there are two nonfiction books:
·Autism Questions Parents Ask & the Answers They Seek
·Autism Questions Teachers Ask & the Answers They Seek

Reviews

[Anna B]

I love this story about love between the most unlikely pair. There weren’t two people anymore different in high school than Stan and Becca. He was the jock and she was the outcast. She left town as quick as she could and now that she’s an adult she’s returned to help her parents and start and alpaca farm.
Stan remembers Becca but didn’t really know her in school. That doesn’t mean he isn’t ready to get to know her now. There’s something intriguing about her honesty and beauty.
This is a well written book that clicks all the boxes. It has romance, conflict, and of course a happy ending. It also shows how hard it is to put insecurities behind us, and how the way we are raised affects our choices as well as our perception of ourselves.
In this book love conquers all and I loved the pacing of the story, as well as Stan and Becca’s personalities. Great story!

[Sharon Young]

This second Goodrich County novel focuses on Becca, who came back to town reluctantly to help her parents with their hardware store, and Stan, the down to earth, hard working farmer. Becca was lured back by the promise of land - land that Stan had been leasing to grow feed for his cattle. But Becca had a plan. She came back from her travels and real world experience with a dream: herding alpacas, her gentle, sweet animals she could breed for their fur. Their relationship goes through the expected convolutions and misunderstandings but you can't help rooting for them. Packed with drama and a thoroughly researched understanding of alpaca farming, The Farmer Says I Do is both entertaining and educational. I had the privilege of having an advance reader copy for this book.

[Billie]

This is a brilliant read.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believable.
Great drama and romance with wonderful world building.
Can't wait to read what the author brings out next.
Recommend reading.

I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest review.

[Carl Binder]

Becca and Stan have a story.

Stan helps out at his family's cattle farm. He was burned by his girlfriend years ago. He's shy about starting to date. Becca went to the same high school but was teased and tormented. She left more than a decade ago to get away from that. Now she's back because of family troubles. See what happens when these two get together.

[Jackie]

A beautifully written book about two unlikely people. Becca has always had a hard time in life. When she goes home to take care of her Father, there might even be a chance for romance. A well written, heartwarming story that feels realistic.

[Don]

Another fabulous book by Doc Mitchell. It is amazing to me how she has you reading the minds of her characters. I just love how she involves us in this revealing story. The unlikely pairing of two people who feel sparks when they touch each other. A great romance writer!5

[Marguerite Priest]

Another well written sweet romance story!

I never was dainty or petite. Never afraid to get a job done either. I found my soul mate at our 20th high school reunion. This story really resonated with me and I truly appreciate Sharon A. Mitchell's talent.

[Kathy Winchell]

Great read, entertaining and enjoyable! Highly Recommend!!

[Gwen Hight]

The Farmer Says I Do

This is the second book in this continuation Story and Stan is drawn to Becca and chose her over Emily

[norm]

Glorious

Love this book. Sharon has out done herself with this book,bring in autism and a love that's meant to be. This is a book you can't put down just with it was longer.