It was only
supposed to be a weekend fling…
After the
two steamy nights they spent together, Josie Jennings never wanted to see Trace
Cowan again. After all, he’s from a prominent California wine family, and she’s
spent her life trying to break free from Bitter Pecan, her dad’s failing Texas
vineyard. Finally, her father has given Josie an out—discover the secret to Red
Steel Cellar’s exclusive Reserve and he’ll never again ask her to inventory
another case of subpar table wine. All she has to do is dupe the man she still
dreams about at night.
…but he
can’t leave a woman like her behind…
When pretty
Josie—the woman who rocked his world during last year’s Texas Tasting
Tour—walks into Red Steel’s tasting room, former Army Ranger Trace Cowan momentarily
forgets his objective. Suddenly, earning his way back into his family’s wine
business becomes a little less critical. But sweet talking Josie back into his
bed—and his life—become Mission Imperative.
…unless he
discovers she’s the true enemy.
When he
finds out Josie’s less interested in his charms and more interested in his
Cabernet, will Trace declare the mission a failure, or will he rescue his and
Josie’s future?
Release Date: October 3, 2016
St. Helena Vineyard Series: Kindle Worlds Novella
Contemporary romance
Review copy provided by author
Liza’s Review:
I'm a fan of the St. Helena Vineyard series from Marina Adair
and was really excited to get to read one of the first books released in
her Kindle Worlds series. I'm also a huge fan of Kelsey Browning, and love her
visit to the St. Helena Vineyard world.
Love So
Sweet is a really fast, fun, and sexy read. As it is a novella length
book, everything progresses really fast, but at a perfect pace for the
story. I love a reunion story and really enjoyed seeing Josie and Trace
reconnect. I didn't love Josie was keeping secrets from Trace, but
understood she was pretty much stuck between a rock and a hard place. I loved
the chemistry between Trace and Josie was still there, even though they
hadn't seen each other in such a long time. They seemed to pick up right where
they left off and I rally liked them together.
While I didn't love Josie's plan to use Trace to help out her
dad, I did love her way of apologizing to him. It takes a strong person to
own up to their mistakes and to also stand up to family and put themselves
first. Josie seemed to be drifting along until she went to see Trace
and finally knew what she wanted once she got home. I found that in the beginning
Josie and Trace didn't communicate as well as they needed, and loved once they
started listening to one another, they fixed all their problems.
Love So
Sweet fits perfectly into the St. Helena Vineyard world. Ms.
Browning stayed true to the world while using her own voice to pull me
into Josie and Trace's story. I know fans of the St. Helena Vineyard series will love this story and feel like anyone who enjoys contemporary
romance will also enjoy this story.
Rating: 4 Stars (B)
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