#reviewbysherry
Crazy Stupid Love by K.L. Grayson
My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars
Well, I have a STUPID grin on my face after reading this, so it’s appropriately titled. I absolutely ADORE this series.
Once again K.L. Grayson has outdone the book boyfriend formula in this series. Each book gives me a new crush. Linc Bennett has taken the number one spot. Again… how does she do it????
Linc is Rhett’s best friend and fellow bull rider. He’s also Rhett’s little sister, Adley’s, secret. They have been having a “no strings” affair for months. Now, we all know that no strings affairs have a nasty habit of knocking the people involved off their game. Feelings happen. Hearts get involved. Relationships bloom before they realize what hit them. Adley was a strong, loving and fiercely loyal female lead. She’s the perfect person to come along and make Linc see what he truly has to offer a lady.
Sometimes you don’t need to recap the whole story. Plenty of others will do so… what I want you to know is that this book, well no that is not it, this SERIES is a winner. It has consistently made me smile, laugh and draw me into to each page. It just has that charm that we look for in romance. The right balance of chemistry, plot and arc that keeps you from page one to the words… the end.
By the time I am finished, I am waiting (not so patiently) for the next story. I will be one sad reader when this series has completed.
Go! Pick up this series. You won’t regret a minute of your time.
Happy Reading~ Sherry
Links
Amazon US: https://amzn.to/2t6oc9s
Amazon UK: https://amzn.to/2t4Vg1q
Amazon CA: https://amzn.to/2JTYfjz
Amazon AU: https://amzn.to/2lhD14J
Blurb
There’s a special place in hell for a man like me—a man who shamelessly sleeps with his best friend’s little sister, knowing he’ll never be what she needs. A man who takes because the only thing he has to offer in return is a broken past that’s destined to destroy his future.
I was the kid who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks with shit parents and clothes that had been handed down one too many times. I stole to feed my sister, fought to protect her, and I’ll always be the guy your parents don’t want you to bring home.
So yeah, that’s me. Lincoln Bennett. Adley Allen’s walk on the wild side. Her dirty little secret. And I’m okay with that—ninety-nine percent of the time. Unfortunately today is in that one percent when it doesn’t sit well with me. For some strange reason, I want to be around to celebrate all of Adley’s successes. I want to be here when she gets her first job and take her out to dinner after her first shift. I want to be the one she depends on, the person she calls when she has a bad day. Or a great day. Or any kind of day.
I want more than her body. I want her heart. But men like me don’t get women like her.
At least not to keep.
Atticus: A Woman’s Journey with the World’s Worst Behaved Dog by S. Bennett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
What a beautiful love story!
Not all love stories are of a romantic type. This was by far the most heart warming story I’ve read in such a long time.
This was a book about love, redemption, inner growth, and family. Family in the most unlikely form. How one pup helped change the path of his unexpected owners life.
I loved each person that came into Hazel and Atticus’ life.
This is definitely a must read book. Thank you Sawyer for writing such a touching, emotional book.
Happy Reading~ Sherry
Links
Atticus is coming June 12 - pre-order now:
Amazon:https://amzn.to/2ufrOsz
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Google Play: http://bit.ly/2ugrbPp
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Audible:https://adbl.co/2J199DH
Blurb
A heart-warming and deliciously funny story about the world’s worst behaved dog and how he trained his human how to love herself again.
Through the haze of vodka and self-loathing, Hazel Roundtree saw the poor creature lying in a ditch.
One brown eye. One blue.
Covered in mud and crying from pain, the puppy was desperately trying to free itself from a hopeless situation.
She almost kept walking by. She had her own problems and besides… no one had ever stopped to help her.
Who we’re ultimately meant to be is a journey without end, but there’s always a defined start…
Hazel had no idea the dog would be her beginning, her second chance, the miracle she never saw coming. She named him Atticus. He grew up to be a very bad—and completely awesome—dog. He took Hazel on a life-changing journey filled with mischievous adventure and painful heartbreak. In the end, Hazel grew up to be completely awesome, too.
