Love Deep

Single mom meets grumpy billionaire

rayareadslove | raya_reads_love & Gypsy am 09.10.2025
Bewertungsnummer: 2620412
Bewertet: Buch (Taschenbuch)

The story about Juniper and Fisher is sweet and gets hot. It is well written, and I was flying through the pages and couldn't get enough. For all non native English readers: This story is easy to follow, and there is no need to look up words. I like that the story is told from both POV (Fisher and Juniper) in the first person. That always makes it easier for me to understand their feelings/emotions and thoughts. I was emotional while reading, so it might take me out of my mind how Fisher turned into THIS (not going to be told specific, but it's tham hot in here). I knew Fisher from the previous books with Worth and the other guys of the crew (series:). There he's nice, but I couldn't make much out of him. Now it's totally different. OMG. Juniper is a single mom. I don't know why I haven't had that back in my memory from the previous book in the Colorado Club Billionaires series. But I think it's great, and I like her relationship with her daughter. It's so sweet. Fisher and Juniper evolve much in their story as they face some difficulties alone and together. I really like it. conclusion: Want that spice? A hot billionaire? And a single mum with a sweet, humorous little daughter who wants to play matchmaking? Come in and enjoy the Colorado Club. AUDIOBOOK: It's a duet. The voices fit perfectly with the characters. One male for Fisher (narrator Shane East) and female for Juniper (Samantha Brentmoor).The goosebumps with that raspy voice for Fisher. Oh, yes, please. It's easy to follow even for non native English listeners. book description: My life is basically a three-item to-do 1. Keep my eight-year-old daughter happy. 2. Keep my job at the elementary school. 3. Keep my big, scary dream of being a full-time artist locked up where it can’t break my heart. Easy. Manageable. Drama-free. And then Fisher Wright strolls into Star Falls. Tall. Charming. British. The kind of dangerously attractive that should come with a warning label—or maybe a hazmat suit in my size. He’s here for eight weeks, helping a famous music superstar record her next album. We have one harmless, flirty conversation at the local bar. Then it’s wine on my porch. Then stolen kisses by the falls. Then… oh no, actual feelings. The big, messy, life-complicating kind I swore I didn’t have time for. But his life is in New York. Mine is here. And long-distance fairytales? Please. They don’t come true — especially when there’s a kid involved. So why is he making secret plans to get my art in front of Manhattan’s elite? Why am I suddenly imagining him at my daughter’s soccer games? And why does it feel like the only temporary thing here… is the eight-week expiration date we agreed on? Small-town slow burn. Single mom sunshine and a grumpy Brit. Steamy porch kisses. And one very inconvenient, very irresistible love.