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3.5 stars!

Another short, sweet and sexy read from Kristen Proby’s Boudreaux series, this time giving us the story of Adam – best friend and business partner of Callie from Easy Melody .

Adam is part-owner of The Odyssey, a popular bar in the French Quarter, and he enjoys every moment of his single lifestyle – doing what he wants, when he wants, and with no desire to change anything. And then Sarah and her adorable 6-year-old daughter fall into his life, and he finds himself unable to stay away.

Sarah is a strong, proud and sensible single mother who is new to New Orleans, and is busy building a life for her and her daughter, Hailey, following the death of her husband. After a difficult childhood she has become a Social Worker and works tirelessly to make a better life for women and children at risk, but her daughter is her life and she hasn’t had time for anything else. Until she meets Adam.

This is a really sweet romance. It’s easy and natural with very little drama – just two people with great chemistry getting to know each other and falling for each other. And of course there’s a whole lot of hotness… SO much hotness! Adam is a dirty talker, and his and Sarah’s physical connection is intense and explored thoroughly!

“I want to take you home and strip the clothes off your sexy-as-fuck body and lose myself in you. I want to fuck you, over and over, until you can’t walk for a week, and then I want to fuck you some more.”

But along with all of that steam there is so much cuteness with little Hailey very much involved in the story. The little girl and her obsession with all things princesses and magic is an absolute delight, and her relationship with Adam is heart-meltingly beautiful.

Like all of Kristen Proby’s love stories, the relationship is functional, emotional, sweet, sexy and fun. There is some drama but it comes from outside of the relationship and provides a bit of excitement. This is a really quick read that is sweet, hot and easy, and I really enjoyed Adam and Sarah’s story.

3.5 stars.