Release Date: April 7, 2015
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Blurb:
Codi Gary returns with another fabulous Rock Canyon romance: when veteran marine Everett Silverton meets the town’s smooth-voiced DJ Callie Jacobsen, sparks fly—but is passion enough to give these wounded souls another chance at love?
Callie Jacobsen isn't about to open her heart to just anyone. Not so very long ago, trusting someone changed her life forever—and not in a fun way. Now she's better off focusing on her career, her friends, and her dog. So when former Marine Everett Silverton takes an interest in her, Callie's more than a little wary. No matter how charming he is, men are a bad idea. In fact, she's got the scars to prove it.
But Everett isn't convinced Callie should shut everyone out—especially not him. He may be a hero to the people of Rock Canyon, but he's got his own demons, and he bets they're not that different from Callie's. Still, he knows it's going to take more than chemistry to get her to let her guard down. Everett will do whatever it takes to show her she's safe with him. All she has to do is take a chance, take a step … and take his hand.
Review:
I read the previous
four books in this series about a month ago, all within a few days. And then
this book took me maybe two days, and only that because of work. I could not
put any of them down.
This one is about
Callie, who has a guard dog (that’s actually not). Callie is quiet and doesn’t
talk about herself much, and clearly something happened in her past. She’s a
radio personality, and she’s cautious. Then she (officially) meets Everett, who
was in the war and has burns to prove it. There is obvious chemistry between
them, but Callie isn’t sure about letting someone in again, for very
understandable reasons. Everett wants her though, and is determined not to give
up.
Because of Callie’s
past, she has very clear reservations about a relationship, about people, about
her future. And while her and Everett could very easily have been bad for each
other, I think they worked together better. The chemistry was there, and I
liked how Everett fought for her. He had grown from his past, even if it still
hurt. But Callie had pushed it all aside and left it to hurt and never got past it. I like that Everett pushed her, and how she finally took
the time to let herself grow, to get better, for herself and for her future
with Everett.
The self-growth
here was much appreciated.
Having read the
previous books, I really enjoyed getting to see the other couples again. Some of
them are friends, some just acquaintances, but it was nice seeing all of them,
plus the characters with possible romances to come. The whole town, with the
busybodies and the Miss Know It All column, is very fun.
The writing is very
easy to get sucked into. I love the humor, and the banter
that some characters have. There is some very sexy stuff here, too, and those
scenes are nicely done. There is also some cussing here, and at first it
actually seemed a little out of place, or unnecessary, but it got better
farther in the book.
Overall, a very
good book. It was fast and fun and sexy, with actual character growth. I am
excited for the next one in the series, and will probably have to pick up
Gary’s other books.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, through Edelweiss. Thank you!
A review copy was provided by the publisher, through Edelweiss. Thank you!
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Author Info
An obsessive bookworm, CODI GARY likes to write sexy small-town contemporary romances with humor, grand gestures, and blush-worthy moments. When she’s not writing, she can be found reading her favorite authors, squealing over her must-watch shows, and playing with her children. She lives in Idaho with her family.
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