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A review by ameserole
Castle Hill by Samantha Young
4.0
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssssss!
Braden Carmichael please marry me?!? Of course I know how everything was going for him after On Dublin Street but how could I pass up a novella that had him in it?!? Spoiler alert: I couldn't!! I needed it more than I needed food, air, and sleep.
Castle Hill gives us a glimpse into the proposal, the wedding, and the honeymoon. Yes it offers a little more than that but in the end it stills an enjoyable quick read. Ugh I can't believe I missed Braden and Jocelyn's relationship so freaking much but I really did. Their chemistry is beyond amazing and I'm pretty sure that they are back to being my favorite couple in this series.
Now this book does offer some twists and turns that are kind of predictable - whereas some you couldn't see from miles away. Jocelyn and Braden go through some things that were kind of refreshing. Not what they went through but how they handled them together or separately.
Overall, I probably enjoyed this a lot more than I was supposed to. I can't wait to dive into the next book of this series. It kind of baffles me that it took me so long to dive into On Dublin Street but I don't regret a single thing.
Braden Carmichael please marry me?!? Of course I know how everything was going for him after On Dublin Street but how could I pass up a novella that had him in it?!? Spoiler alert: I couldn't!! I needed it more than I needed food, air, and sleep.
Castle Hill gives us a glimpse into the proposal, the wedding, and the honeymoon. Yes it offers a little more than that but in the end it stills an enjoyable quick read. Ugh I can't believe I missed Braden and Jocelyn's relationship so freaking much but I really did. Their chemistry is beyond amazing and I'm pretty sure that they are back to being my favorite couple in this series.
Now this book does offer some twists and turns that are kind of predictable - whereas some you couldn't see from miles away. Jocelyn and Braden go through some things that were kind of refreshing. Not what they went through but how they handled them together or separately.
Overall, I probably enjoyed this a lot more than I was supposed to. I can't wait to dive into the next book of this series. It kind of baffles me that it took me so long to dive into On Dublin Street but I don't regret a single thing.