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Allure by C.A. Harms
4.0
Rhett Jackson is finding it hard to forget. Allison “A.J.” Duncan wants to be sure before moving forward. Nothing in life is ever simple. Our author does a good job in giving the reader a glimpse into the life of two young people as they build a relationship. But one thing about relationships is that there are other forces at work that try to fight their way in. Is their love strong enough to weather any storm that may come their way?
This is a sweet story. This is a sexy story. Is this a first real love? Or is it the forever kind? We have young adults who also have to navigate the change in relationships with the “adults” in their lives. The author did a good job in showing how sometimes we can get frustrated with how things are happening and how they may affect a new relationship. By telling the story in the first person, we get more of a sense of what they’re thinking and feeling. It’s an emotional story but by the end you’ll be left with a smile on your face.
This is a spinoff of another of the author’s series titled Southern Boys. You certainly do not need to have read any of those books in order to enjoy this one. It may be an incentive to catch up or like me to start one of those books. But I’m also looking forward to seeing where Ms. Harms is going to take her readers as we get to know Brooklet.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
This is a sweet story. This is a sexy story. Is this a first real love? Or is it the forever kind? We have young adults who also have to navigate the change in relationships with the “adults” in their lives. The author did a good job in showing how sometimes we can get frustrated with how things are happening and how they may affect a new relationship. By telling the story in the first person, we get more of a sense of what they’re thinking and feeling. It’s an emotional story but by the end you’ll be left with a smile on your face.
This is a spinoff of another of the author’s series titled Southern Boys. You certainly do not need to have read any of those books in order to enjoy this one. It may be an incentive to catch up or like me to start one of those books. But I’m also looking forward to seeing where Ms. Harms is going to take her readers as we get to know Brooklet.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.