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A review by erikawastaken
Loving the Mountain Man by Gemma Weir
5.0
Oh, Gemma, how do you write the perfect alphahole cinnamon role?
This series was one that I have really loved since the beginning, and Cody’s book was the perfect ending. Or kind of ending, since it looks like we may be getting books for the other guys in town (hello, hottie smoke jumpers).
I often struggle when characters are kept apart by miscommunication, but I am always amazed at how Gemma handles these situations. It was so easy to see how this misunderstanding would happen and how a woman like Betty could easily think a gorgeous hunk like Cody didn’t really mean “mine” or that she could be jeopardizing her fledgling relationship with her sister. And well, all of us have, at one time or another, found ourselves over our heads in a story/situation we didn’t know how to walk back.
This series was one that I have really loved since the beginning, and Cody’s book was the perfect ending. Or kind of ending, since it looks like we may be getting books for the other guys in town (hello, hottie smoke jumpers).
I often struggle when characters are kept apart by miscommunication, but I am always amazed at how Gemma handles these situations. It was so easy to see how this misunderstanding would happen and how a woman like Betty could easily think a gorgeous hunk like Cody didn’t really mean “mine” or that she could be jeopardizing her fledgling relationship with her sister. And well, all of us have, at one time or another, found ourselves over our heads in a story/situation we didn’t know how to walk back.