Jessica Peterson

Beau and Bel have a special kind of friendship that lasts for years and years even though they both are afraid to act on any underlying feelings they both have, its perfection. The readers can tell that these two characters fates is written in the stars and one that we hope they will finally act on, but things don’t always end up that way. Beau, as an ex-football star, has health issues and it causes him times he just doesn’t know how to cope with them, so he doesn’t want to tie anyone especially Bel down with his problems. I totally understood Bel and the way the author addresses the issues all new mothers go through was on point. The depression, the way we look at ourselves, the way we worry if we are good enough, she explained it perfectly and I loved how she never pointe done way was the right way for everyone and that everyone dealt with things differently and that was ok. Growing up and living in the Smoky Mountains the author nailed it on the head and made me happy to be part of the mountain life. I am excited about this series and can not wait for more.… (més)

Holy Hotness first the relationship and connection between “Blue” and “Lady V’ online is beyond hot and full of tension that had me blushing and fanning my face which I loved! I know that these two won’t make sense in my review, but I don’t want to spoil anything just trust me and read!! We are introduced to Emma wo is a wine sommelier working at The Beauregard’s lodge trying to prove herself. Emma wants so badly to prove herself and her career are important because she sometimes feels like she isn’t enough and is constantly battling with herself about if she chose the right path in life, but this is the only time she shows any vulnerability really and that is inside her own head, outwardly she is brave, confident, and amazing. She can hold her own against the broody Beauregard brother, Samuel who is upset she is even there. Samuel feels like he also must prove himself everyday even though he pretty much runs things at the lodge, especially the food and wine department and Emma coming on board has threaten his work or so he thinks. Samuel was betrayed before and never thinks he is good enough, so my heart hurt for him, but also, the way he was mean to Emma made me want to smack him around too. These two are pure perfection for each other as they buttheads because Samuel needs Emma’s honesty and Emma needs Samuel’s tender care. Things happen and afraid of crossing lines they try to avoid the inevitable, but can they see a way around their obstacles or fall to what stands in their way? Such a good read and can’t wait for more Beauregards!!… (més)

Beau and Bel have a special kind of friendship that lasts for years and years even though they both are afraid to act on any underlying feelings they both have, its perfection. The readers can tell that these two characters fates is written in the stars and one that we hope they will finally act on, but things don’t always end up that way. Beau, as an ex-football star, has health issues and it causes him times he just doesn’t know how to cope with them, so he doesn’t want to tie anyone especially Bel down with his problems. I totally understood Bel and the way the author addresses the issues all new mothers go through was on point. The depression, the way we look at ourselves, the way we worry if we are good enough, she explained it perfectly and I loved how she never pointe done way was the right way for everyone and that everyone dealt with things differently and that was ok. Growing up and living in the Smoky Mountains the author nailed it on the head and made me happy to be part of the mountain life. I am excited about this series and can not wait for more.… (més)