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A review by allisonbree
Mine for Yours by Harloe Rae
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
*I was given a free, advanced copy of this book for reviewing purposes.*
Harloe Rae's latest book, Mine for Yours, is a double single parent, brother's best friend romance with tons of emotion and 2 adorable 7-year-olds.
Rylee's brother Trevor, was killed in an accident, leaving his best friend and business partner, Rhodes, to wallow in his grief. When Rylee walks into the bar they owned together, Bent Pedal, and announces that Trevor left his portion of the bar to her, Rylee and Rhodes agree to figure out how to work together and honor Trevor's wishes.
From the beginning, the chemistry between them is hard to ignore. But denying their obvious feelings for one another leads to lots of arguing, silent treatments, and intense longing. And one day they reach their limit and become explosive.
Lucky for them, Rylee's son Gage, and Rhodes' daughter Payton, are best friends from the start. They're the little cheerleaders their parents' need. After all, when you kids tell you about the fire that burns between you and a significant other, can you really deny it?
*Read my full review on my blog!
Harloe Rae's latest book, Mine for Yours, is a double single parent, brother's best friend romance with tons of emotion and 2 adorable 7-year-olds.
Rylee's brother Trevor, was killed in an accident, leaving his best friend and business partner, Rhodes, to wallow in his grief. When Rylee walks into the bar they owned together, Bent Pedal, and announces that Trevor left his portion of the bar to her, Rylee and Rhodes agree to figure out how to work together and honor Trevor's wishes.
From the beginning, the chemistry between them is hard to ignore. But denying their obvious feelings for one another leads to lots of arguing, silent treatments, and intense longing. And one day they reach their limit and become explosive.
Lucky for them, Rylee's son Gage, and Rhodes' daughter Payton, are best friends from the start. They're the little cheerleaders their parents' need. After all, when you kids tell you about the fire that burns between you and a significant other, can you really deny it?
*Read my full review on my blog!