Coming Home to Honey Grove: A Sweet, Small Town Romance (The Braxton Brothers Book 1)

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Josh and Beth have known each other forever and they both find their lives going differently than they expected, which of course brings them both back home to Honey Grove and into each other's lives. Especially when a meddling mother has fun making sure they stay in each other's presence constantly.

He’s ready to forget the stresses of his job and the fact that everyone around him is finding love, except him. She is a lovely woman and a good friend, but she is a side-character with no major influence on the story.Even though Destiny can see right through his cocky personality and knows there is something more to him. So, this morning I found a book recommendation video on insta about a girl who babysits the kid of her neighbor who's a single dad so he can go to date and she loves him.

The entire story takes place over the course of about a week and is largely predicated on the fmc, Beth, running away. he was a lawyer, divorced and his wife didnt want their 5 yr old son, she had affair with his younger law partner. Especially when his love for his daughter is contagious, or the way he looks at me when he doesn't know I see him. Serious review aside, the authors overuse of the word “startled” drove me nuts and ignoring everything else that I disliked about it, would be the sole cause for me to not read another book from her.

I'm in a musical performance right now that we're heading into dress rehearsals and the show opening this week, so crazy evenings and late nights. Now their friendship will never be the same again as she has started to have strong feelings of attraction towards her best friend.

There was zero character development, I felt absolutely no connection to either of the main characters. The first three books of the Braxton Brothers series with many positive reviews on the individual books. I like that each thinks they are imagining something there and are surprised when someone else points it out.It sounded amazing, especially the scene where he says he needs to protect both of them in the same house. Maybe it just didn’t resonate with me but I felt like the whole storyline was empty and just filler scenes with a little plot in there and I felt like the writing let the story down too. She lived by three rules; never lose a cross-country race, never get anything less than an A in class and never talk to Cade Kelley. Just when I reach my breaking point, Miles, the single dad living at the inn, swoops in to my life to rescue me.