Give me a book with a cinnamon roll MMC and
I’m in, make him a cowboy?! I’m sold from the get-go and that was the case with
More Than a Silly Crush.
Of course, it does take more to build an unputdownable
read, and this book delivered all around. Both Parker and Bluebonnet were easy
to love, and the storyline played between serious tension and cute, light-hearted
moments so well that nothing felt one-note.
The horses in the story felt well
researched (a major win for me in any book!) and I was ready to go visit
Stargazer Springs before I even turned the last page. I love this series (and its adjacent one) so it was an easy call to make this one my top read of the
year!
I only saw him as my best friend’s little brother . . . until I married him.
Getting pregnant before the wedding wasn’t my plan, but surprise! Then my fiancé (correction, ex-fiancé) tells me to take care of the problem. And that’s how he becomes my ex.
But being a single mom in this small town won’t be easy. Maybe not even possible. I’m a large animal vet. It’s not like I can take my baby to work with me.
Then my best friend’s younger brother drops to one knee and proposes so that I won’t be a single mom.…
I love smart characters, and I think too often we don’t get
them, or their brains are almost seen as an undesirable trait. That was far
from the case here.
Anna was allowed to be smart and capable throughout, and
Marco was appreciative of all her quirks. I love how much chemistry (pun
intended... sorry!) the author was able to pull out in this closed-door
romance. It was sweet and fun and the perfect read for a self-care evening.
True love requires a little research and development in a funny, heart-racing romance by Sariah Wilson, the bestselling author of The Paid Bridesmaid.
How can Anna Ellis, a geeky, brilliant, and hopelessly smitten cosmetic chemist possibly win over Craig Kimball, the man of her dreams―who also happens to be her boss? The answer is Craig’s empathetic (and handsome) CEO half brother, Marco. The makeup mogul knows Craig for the ridiculously competitive rival he is. Whatever Marco has, Craig wants. That can be Anna, if she’s game to play.
All Anna and Marco have to do is pretend they’re falling in…
This book had the perfect balance of guy saving the girl and
girl kicking a$$ in the boardroom.
I don’t love a damsel in distress and the
FMC is never that, but she does get into some trouble and the MMC is right
there to step in and support her however she needs it. That is something to get
swoony over!
This is a sweet romance, but with a backdrop of boardroom drama
that kept me turning pages well into the night. I had to see how Galen and Jax
would get out of the bind they were in and get the happily ever after they
worked so hard for.
Jax learned early on that it's a bad idea to mix business with pleasure. But he has to question his resolve when small-town spitfire Galen crashes into his world.
A killer in the boardroom? Check!
Beauty as well as brains? Check!
Loves hole-in-the-wall restaurants, local markets, and greasy cheeseburgers? Where has she been all his life?
Galen's entire life has been controlled by her overbearing father, who's tried to mold her into a carbon copy of himself. When she arrives in the sunny haven of Daytona Beach, Florida, the only thing on her mind is sealing the deal on an…
Kelsey couldn’t be more
excited about the Christmas Eve party. It’s going to be her perfect chance to
have a meaningful conversation with her long-time crush, Christian. But
everything that can go wrong does. Luckily, Ryan is there to help. Ryan holds
the title of Kelsey’s bestie, but the idea of more tugs at him. If Kelsey could
see what he had to offer, would she feel the same?
When
Kelsey’s Christmas Eve wish takes on a life of its own, she inexplicably wakes
up on December 24th… again. And again, and again. How long will Kelsey be stuck
in this tinsel-fueled day before she sees who she should really be kissing
under the mistletoe?
