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Mustang Valley: Small Town, Grumpy Sunshine, Forced Proximity Romance by Sienna Judd, Sienna Judd
liareadsawholelot's review
2.0
Two words: Honey pot.
In all seriousness the book overall had great potential. It was dragged down because of the aggressively lengthy details throughout every chapter. I loved Molly and how Dash helped her with her physical insecurities, but Dash thinking that the tragedy only really affected him because he was there when his dad passed was annoying.
I like contemporary romance books because they are just believable enough that you think this could happen to you, but this book went so above and beyond in every area that there’s no way this could happen in real life.
I love grumpy sunshine cowboy books and wanted to love this one, but I couldn’t get attached to the story.
In all seriousness the book overall had great potential. It was dragged down because of the aggressively lengthy details throughout every chapter. I loved Molly and how Dash helped her with her physical insecurities, but Dash thinking that the tragedy only really affected him because he was there when his dad passed was annoying.
I like contemporary romance books because they are just believable enough that you think this could happen to you, but this book went so above and beyond in every area that there’s no way this could happen in real life.
I love grumpy sunshine cowboy books and wanted to love this one, but I couldn’t get attached to the story.
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