Three siblings, three lives, one quest for true love, and a whole lot of drama in between. National bestselling author La Jill Hunt once again tells an entertaining tale as only she can, exploring the ins and outs of what happens when you’re “Catching Feelings.”
For some people, the act of finding their soul mate, falling in love, and living happily ever after is inevitable. Sabrina Chambers is determined to be one of those people. She knows that there is a partner out there just as amazing as she is, and when it comes to love, she refuses to settle for less. Sabrina doesn’t have a problem finding a man or keeping one, but when you’re talking about marriage, a girl has to have standards, right? But with three and a half broken engagements in the past five years—all by her choice, of course—it may be time to reevaluate things.
Sabrina’s older sister, Tennille, is married. Her husband, Brandon, is a good man with a good job, plus he’s a great provider for his wife and his stepson. The problem is, Tennille isn’t in love with him—never has been and never will be, and after faking the funk for years, she’s miserable. Despite her failing marriage, Tennille’s business is growing. And now, she has the opportunity to expand even more, but she needs a partner to make it happen. The good news is, she’s found one. The bad news is, it’s not the man she married. It it the one she should have?
Their brother Nick has it going on, and he knows it. Being single with no kids, a great job with benefits, and owning his own home makes him a hot commodity, in addition to his being fine as hell. Nick goes through women like bottled water, having no desire to commit to anyone. He made that mistake once, and, although he tried not to, he ended up hurting not only one person but two. Now, the only vow he plans on making is never to allow that to happen again. But he may soon discover that he isn’t as strong as he thought he was.
LaJill Hunt is a native of Mobile, AL who burst onto the literary scene in 2003 with her debut novel, Drama Queen. The memorable characters she created and the entertaining stories she told quickly drew best-selling success and a following of fans, young and old. Although known for her urban chic-lit novels, she has also contributed to the street anthology series Around the Way Girls, and penned an urban romance Another Sad Love Song. Her erotica short story, Catch 22, is currently available as a digital download. Currently residing in Virginia Beach, VA, LaJill enjoys spending time with her daughters, family and friends.
La Jill did it again. Another drama filled spin on life & I’m down with the 💩 I’ve read almost every book and collaboration that LJH has written, Catching Feelings gets 🌟🌟🌟🌟 (P.S. read it the narrators for the audiobooks on this one were pretty bad. I don’t really understand why they were so awful because I’ve listened to K. Bernard narrate other books. I’m sure the story would’ve been better if I’d read it myself.)
I enjoyed reading this book. Sabrina had been engaged 3 times, but Jarrett was truly the one for her. Tenille, listening to her so-called best friend, caused her to leave the man she truly loved. Nick thought he would never settle down until Noelle comes back into his life. Read to find out the sibling's happy endings.
This was my first La Jill Hunt read and I must say it will not be my last. The excitement was great. Sabrina was my favorite strong and determined to have who wanted and needed for a life partner. Nick and Ten were the same way and never realized how alike were in finding partners.
I love a good story where the characters not only draw you in but makes you feel like you are a part of their life. I did not want this one to end. That Emily is a trip! I had to go back and read the first introduction to her character over, like wait what!
Whew chile, it’s so much going on I caught feelings. I absolutely loved the development of all the characters and the themes of love, loyalty and family. Great job!
Nick was a little annoying, but the characters all felt believable and real. It made everything flow smoothly, even with 3 main characters. Would've liked some sort of real ending with Sheridan. Her outburst left me thinking she was going to pop up again. Overall, really enjoyed this book.
Liked it but it did feel rushed toward the end for as beautiful as it was developing. Didn’t even get to see much of Tennille’s relationship development toward the end just what happened a year later
The ending just felt rushed. Lots of character development and story-building, only for it to all fall flat in the end. I would’ve been happier with a sequel.