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A review by jennabeebs79
Two to Tangle by Melissa Brayden
4.0
The is the second book in the Tangle Valley trilogy. If you haven't read the first book, I'd recommend reading it before this one, but it's not totally necessary in order to understand the plot of this book.
I will keep comparisons between this book and the first in the series out of this review.
Gabriella moved to Whisper Wall, Oregon in order to give herself a fresh start and open a restaurant on the grounds of Tangle Valley Vineyard. Gabriella met Ryan shortly after moving and while she fought the pull, she was completely drawn in. Ryan, a contractor hired to remodel the barn that was to become the Tangled restaurant, was the requisite player and quickly set her sights on Gabriella. This is not a new plot in the wonderful world of romance but Melissa Brayden, drew the reader in by weaving in the town of Whisper Wall and its townsfolk into an adorable tale.
Ryan and Gabriella were adorable together when they could get their heads in the game and not listen to others. If did find the added drama with Madison to be a bit much, but maybe I'm biased because I like Madison's character so much and want her to be happy. I loved visiting with Becca and Joey (who are the main characters in book one), Madison (who I'm looking forward to reading about in book 3), the cowboys, Loretta, Bobby, and of course the Biddies! Thanks Melissa Brayden for another stellar read!
I received an ARC copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I will keep comparisons between this book and the first in the series out of this review.
Gabriella moved to Whisper Wall, Oregon in order to give herself a fresh start and open a restaurant on the grounds of Tangle Valley Vineyard. Gabriella met Ryan shortly after moving and while she fought the pull, she was completely drawn in. Ryan, a contractor hired to remodel the barn that was to become the Tangled restaurant, was the requisite player and quickly set her sights on Gabriella. This is not a new plot in the wonderful world of romance but Melissa Brayden, drew the reader in by weaving in the town of Whisper Wall and its townsfolk into an adorable tale.
Ryan and Gabriella were adorable together when they could get their heads in the game and not listen to others. If did find the added drama with Madison to be a bit much, but maybe I'm biased because I like Madison's character so much and want her to be happy. I loved visiting with Becca and Joey (who are the main characters in book one), Madison (who I'm looking forward to reading about in book 3), the cowboys, Loretta, Bobby, and of course the Biddies! Thanks Melissa Brayden for another stellar read!
I received an ARC copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.