Book Review: The Gunslinger's Guide to Avoiding Ma.Tessa Bailey can never do any wrong in my book and holy wow she struck the jackpot with this one!.

Book Review: The Weekly Gratitude Project.Book Review: The Highlander's Tudor Lass.I loved Brendan so much, he's a solidly great guy, and I was so excited that him and Piper are the focus in this one. I loved the characters so much, I loved the plot, I loved how the little town is set up so you feel like you're walking through it with Piper and totally get the feel for it. I didn't want it to end at all and I am ridiculously excited the next book is Hannah's book, I can't wait to start it. (Side note: I actually listened to the audiobook version of this and loved it! I will say, it's a different vibe having someone read these scenes to you versus reading them yourself. Tessa Bailey is known for writing great steamy scenes and she doesn't disappoint here. Piper and Hannah decide to revamp and revive the bar their father was so proud of, so they are trying to do this all on their own with a very limited budget, Piper is trying to connect with the community and finds that she's quickly finding her niche, and of course, things are getting hot and heavy with Brendan. Piper has zero long term relationship experience and Brendan was married but his wife actually died a few years prior, so they are different in that area too, which leads to a little difficulty as the story goes on. Both of them have similar humor/sarcasm but in very different ways that compliment each other, which is what each other need. Of course this is Piper and Brendan's story and I love, love, LOVE how their story is rolled out. Piper and Hannah soon learn about their father who died tragically on a fishing trip when they were very young, and they start meeting the colorful characters of Westport, Washington and already, I am in love with all of it. No amount of Clorox is going to make this place alright, I don't care what anyone says. Piper quickly meets Brendan, who is clearly not welcoming, and her accomodations are. Because her sister is ride or die, she also agrees to go with her and she is a damn good sister. We have Piper, a spoiled rich kid who gets into trouble and as her punishment she's banished to a tiny fishing town on the coast of Washington. I absolutely love that show and watch it over and over again, it's so underappreciated. Right out the gate, this was advertised as ' Schitt's Creek inspired.' and I am all in.

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