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A review by allisonbree
A Little Taste by Tia Louise
emotional
funny
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
*I received a free, advanced copy of this book for reviewing purposes.*
Aiden Stone is the sheriff of a small town, just like his father was. After going through intense heartbreak, he is guarded and doesn't trust easily. His entire world revolves around his 7 year old son, Owen. But after a wave of vandalism and crime begins, he finds himself working with Britt Bailey, the youngest member of the 'rival family' in town.
Britt Bailey is the granddaughter of the town's mayor. Her family is known for their strong beliefs in magic and all things mystical. But Britt has tried to stand out on her own and not be a carbon copy of her mother. And she's had a crush on Aiden Stone her entire life- he was the guy she fantasized about as a teenager. Admit it, we all have a guy like that whether you want to admit it or not.
This is by far my favorite book Tia Louise has written - and I like a lot of her books. The mystery element was intriguing and kept me interested but also wasn't intense enough that it took away from the romance (because while the mystery got me interested, the relationship between Aiden and Britt was the initial draw into the story).
Moments between Aiden and Britt cover pretty much every emotion imaginable. There's hate, lust, disgust, longing, and so much more. Did I mention I will never see a ferris wheel the same way again? The first 'moment' practically comes from out of nowhere and man it took me by surprise, but, I loved it. And I can't wait to read about the rest of the Stone brothers.
Read my full review on my blog, allisonbree.com!
Aiden Stone is the sheriff of a small town, just like his father was. After going through intense heartbreak, he is guarded and doesn't trust easily. His entire world revolves around his 7 year old son, Owen. But after a wave of vandalism and crime begins, he finds himself working with Britt Bailey, the youngest member of the 'rival family' in town.
Britt Bailey is the granddaughter of the town's mayor. Her family is known for their strong beliefs in magic and all things mystical. But Britt has tried to stand out on her own and not be a carbon copy of her mother. And she's had a crush on Aiden Stone her entire life- he was the guy she fantasized about as a teenager. Admit it, we all have a guy like that whether you want to admit it or not.
This is by far my favorite book Tia Louise has written - and I like a lot of her books. The mystery element was intriguing and kept me interested but also wasn't intense enough that it took away from the romance (because while the mystery got me interested, the relationship between Aiden and Britt was the initial draw into the story).
Moments between Aiden and Britt cover pretty much every emotion imaginable. There's hate, lust, disgust, longing, and so much more. Did I mention I will never see a ferris wheel the same way again? The first 'moment' practically comes from out of nowhere and man it took me by surprise, but, I loved it. And I can't wait to read about the rest of the Stone brothers.
Read my full review on my blog, allisonbree.com!