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A review by bobosbookbank
Drawn into Love by Aurora Rose Reynolds
4.0
DRAWN INTO LOVE is book 4 in the Fluke My Life series and though it follows a family with four brothers, it can stand alone.
Courtney Williams is starting her life over after a bitter divorce. New job, new house, new city. She finds herself immediately attracted to the interior architect that she hires to fix up her new house. Lucas Fremont is also divorced but he's a single dad to the adorable Maddi. He wasn't looking for a new mother for his daughter but meeting Courtney is a twist of fate that he readily accepts.
I'll start by saying that this one is a bit predictable. The exes for both Courtney and Lucas make a general nuisance of themselves but they're able to power through and continue to build a new life despite the exes butting in! (Can that be considered a spoiler? Sorry if it was!) Anyway, having said that, I was still enamored by these two characters, three if you count little Madeline. Besides the ex interference, there's some drama between Lucas and Courtney but I don't feel like it was overwhelming or over the top, really just two people trying to mesh their lives together. Lucas wasn't expecting Courtney but he definitely embraced a relationship with her. I just adore the single dad trope, there's something so sexy about a man who seizes fatherhood! And Lucas WAS sexy and determined to keep Courtney. He was alpha in a subtle way. Courtney was understandably afraid to take the leap but I think she pulled it together in the end and I was delighted with the way this one wrapped up.
Told from dual POVs with a happy ever after. I voluntarily read and reviewed this book.
Courtney Williams is starting her life over after a bitter divorce. New job, new house, new city. She finds herself immediately attracted to the interior architect that she hires to fix up her new house. Lucas Fremont is also divorced but he's a single dad to the adorable Maddi. He wasn't looking for a new mother for his daughter but meeting Courtney is a twist of fate that he readily accepts.
I'll start by saying that this one is a bit predictable. The exes for both Courtney and Lucas make a general nuisance of themselves but they're able to power through and continue to build a new life despite the exes butting in! (Can that be considered a spoiler? Sorry if it was!) Anyway, having said that, I was still enamored by these two characters, three if you count little Madeline. Besides the ex interference, there's some drama between Lucas and Courtney but I don't feel like it was overwhelming or over the top, really just two people trying to mesh their lives together. Lucas wasn't expecting Courtney but he definitely embraced a relationship with her. I just adore the single dad trope, there's something so sexy about a man who seizes fatherhood! And Lucas WAS sexy and determined to keep Courtney. He was alpha in a subtle way. Courtney was understandably afraid to take the leap but I think she pulled it together in the end and I was delighted with the way this one wrapped up.
Told from dual POVs with a happy ever after. I voluntarily read and reviewed this book.