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A review by teriann81
Forbidden Hearts by Corinne Michaels
5.0
Corinne Michaels also knows how to hit my trope buttons. I am so in love with this new series already.
Single dad, age gap, small town, grumpy/sunshine AND forbidden. Check, check, check, check and YES Ma’am!
First, I would like to bring up the ASL representation - I was blown away with how inclusive, how much care, love and thought were brought to make sure we all knew that Olivia was hearing impaired but she as strong, she was funny, and she was incredible. I adored how ASL strengthened the relationship between Olivia and Phoebe.
Corinne also did such a great job of showing that there doesn’t always need to be drama with co-parenting. Asher and Sara were wonderful teammates which made them wonderful parents.
Olivia - Back home in Sugarloaf trying to find her new path, finds herself being voluntold that she needs to help a single dad with his daughter until he’s able to find a new nanny. Having already had a bad run in with this dad while babysitting - she’s a little weary but determined to make it known that she’s not that teenager anymore. Olivia was so much fun to read. She was strong, determined to find herself, and just made everyone around her fall in love.
Asher, the best dad. Hands down one of the best dads that I have ever read. He was so caring, attentive, and protective. He was just as grumpy as he could be, and I loved it. The way he connected so quickly to Phoebe when he saw the love, she had for Olivia was so powerful to read.
I loved the little visit into Cloverleigh Farms! Hope to see more of that in this series!
Single dad, age gap, small town, grumpy/sunshine AND forbidden. Check, check, check, check and YES Ma’am!
First, I would like to bring up the ASL representation - I was blown away with how inclusive, how much care, love and thought were brought to make sure we all knew that Olivia was hearing impaired but she as strong, she was funny, and she was incredible. I adored how ASL strengthened the relationship between Olivia and Phoebe.
Corinne also did such a great job of showing that there doesn’t always need to be drama with co-parenting. Asher and Sara were wonderful teammates which made them wonderful parents.
Olivia - Back home in Sugarloaf trying to find her new path, finds herself being voluntold that she needs to help a single dad with his daughter until he’s able to find a new nanny. Having already had a bad run in with this dad while babysitting - she’s a little weary but determined to make it known that she’s not that teenager anymore. Olivia was so much fun to read. She was strong, determined to find herself, and just made everyone around her fall in love.
Asher, the best dad. Hands down one of the best dads that I have ever read. He was so caring, attentive, and protective. He was just as grumpy as he could be, and I loved it. The way he connected so quickly to Phoebe when he saw the love, she had for Olivia was so powerful to read.
I loved the little visit into Cloverleigh Farms! Hope to see more of that in this series!