Amy Vastine

3.5 stars rounded up to 4. I enjoyed these books, all interrelated. Although I'm a fan of romance novels, several of the tropes used were too similar, making very fast happily ever afters, so many of them all at once, a bit hard to chew. My favorite would have been the very first one, Ms. Curtis's story well written and well edited. The others were also well written, but might have benefited from a sharper pen. Minor issues, and yet noticeable.

Light hearted seasonal fluff, and I really did enjoy them overall.… (meer)

So I am a huge fan of the Blackwell Series. I think I have read each book and I have loved them all. This addition did not disappoint and I was totally engaged with this book. After a crazy night in Vegas, Harper finds herself married to a Blackwell. Being a social media gal, she finds herself in a position that she had not expected and tries to make the best of her situation. An annulment is out of the question.
Wyatt is a cowboy who moves between different ranches but returns to the Blackwell Ranch. His unexpected bride arrives in Eagle Springs and the story goes from there! There is fun and great characters to get to know. And of course, it was equally enjoyable to see characters from the previous book bringing the characters into an enjoyable family circle.

I enjoyed this book very much and even a special touching few paragraphs for me. My husband loved fly fishing at Flaming Gorge and the Green River. It brought back sweet memories for me.

I received a complimentary copy of this from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. All thoughts are my own.… (meer)

Despite her bad luck in the dating pool, Sophia Reed hasn’t given up on real love. When she meets Evan Anderson during a bank robbery and connects with him afterward, her faith in men is restored. Until he shows up at her event planning office…with his bride-to-be.

In A Marriage of Inconvenience, Amy Vastine pens a complicated situation that gets more complicated as Sophia and Evan spend more time together and their feelings grow (despite Sophia’s best efforts). Really, I only saw two ways out of the situation (one of which happened).

The additions of Sophia’s large family and Evan’s brother enhance the story and make the characters even more likable. Weddings are stressful, and this one even more so because of the growing attraction and love between Evan and Sophia, leaving the reader wondering how love will truly conquer all.

Disclosure statement: I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this audiobook and was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own.… (meer)