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Laura Drake (1)

Autore di The Sweet Spot

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Opere di Laura Drake

The Sweet Spot (2013) 34 copie
Nothing Sweeter (2014) 16 copie
Sweet on You (2014) 12 copie
Her Road Home (2013) 7 copie

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Good romance (something I don't read much of) with a good plot that tugs at your heart. And every guy should read page 254!;)
 
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JillHannah | 5 altre recensioni | Nov 20, 2023 |
The bones of the story is good but I didn't really connect with it.
They suffer the loss of a child and the wife shuts him out. They split up, he has a relationship with a much younger woman, he lives with her.
Later he wants to get back with his ex wife.
I didn't like both characters talking to themselves, I hate that.
 
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izzied | 5 altre recensioni | Oct 29, 2020 |
4.5 stars. Nothing Sweeter is another well-written and entertaining romance by the wonderfully fabulous Laura Drake. This second installment in her charming Sweet on a Cowboy series is a compelling novel about new beginnings, self-acceptance and of course, love. It is not quite as emotional as The Sweet Spot, but it just as heartwarming and the cast of characters is just as endearing.

Aubrey "Bree" Madison is searching for a new life when her journey takes her to High Heather Ranch. The serene surroundings and low stress job provide Bree the perfect place to de-stress and just enjoy life. Her attraction to sexy cowboy and ranch owner Max Jameson catches her by surprise but she is able to keep her distance from her gruff, grumpy boss. That is until she comes up with the perfect plan to help Max and his brother Wyatt hold on to their beloved family inheritance.

Bree easily settles into her new routine as a stable hand but putting her past behind her proves to be much trickier. Plagued by nightmares, she throws herself wholeheartedly into her new job and begins to find a measure of peace. At first uneasy around the other ranch hands, she is quickly accepted by her peers. But it is Bree's close friendship with Wyatt and Max's cook and surrogate mother Tia Nita that she finds most soothing. She shares an easygoing rapport with Wyatt but Bree butts heads with Max right from their very first meeting. Part of their discord arises from their simmering sexual tension while Max's stubborn cowboy pride is responsible for the rest.

Max is still reeling from his father's unexpected death and the abrupt end to his previous romance when he first makes Bree's acquaintance. His life is in turmoil as he fights to keep the ranch solvent while trying to smooth over his relationship with Wyatt. Max is a quintessential cowboy with long held beliefs that keep him from accepting Bree's help. Although he and Wyatt have a decent relationship, some of Max's convictions make it difficult for them to grow closer. Will this irascible man conquer habits of a lifetime and hold on to what is dear to his heart?

There is great chemistry between Max and Bree but the past has a pretty good hold on both of them. Max's hurt from his failed romance colors his perception of Bree and he fights his attraction to her. His instincts tell him that she is keeping something from him and of course that assessment is spot on. Bree holds on to her secrets long after she should have revealed them and it is a waiting game to see how the truth will eventually come out. This part of the storyline is brilliantly executed and Max's observations about Bree's reasons for keeping them hidden are surprisingly astute.

The relationship between Max and Wyatt adds another layer to the overall plot. While they have not exactly been estranged, there is a cordial distance between them. Max's discomfort about certain aspects of Wyatt's life continues to come between them but Wyatt insists that Max deal with his conflicted feelings so they can fully repair the rift between them.

Nothing Sweeter is a well-plotted story with true to life characters who are flawed yet easy to like. Their problems are realistic and each of them rises to the challenges facing them. The romance between Max and Bree is slow growing but deliciously sexy. Laura Drake keeps the plot marvelously unpredictable and of course I LOVE how she incorporates the sport of bull riding into the storyline. Once again I am highly anticipating the next book in the series, Sweet on You, which will be available later this year.

While this fantastic addition to the Sweet on a Cowboy series can be read as a standalone story, you won't want to miss the other novels in this terrific series.
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kbranfield | 1 altra recensione | Feb 3, 2020 |
More than a love story, Laura Drake’s The Sweet Spot is an emotional journey of forgiveness. This deeply moving novel will make you laugh, cry and ultimately rejoice as JB and Charla Rae Denny find their way back to one another after tragedy tears them apart. Please click HERE to read my review in its entirety.
 
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kbranfield | 5 altre recensioni | Feb 3, 2020 |

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Opere
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#238,154
Voto
4.0
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14
ISBN
43

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