Let Me Love You

Blue Lake #2

by Kristin Miller

All he needs is a good woman…

Blazingly handsome firefighter Joey Brackett seems to have it all: a heroic career, a cabin in the small mountain town of Blue Lake, and the freedom to fly the skies in his fixed-wing plane. Beneath the surface though, he hides a painful secret. His eldest sibling died in a house fire on a night when Joey called in sick to go flying. For the last ten years, he’s struggled to recapture the sense of family he lost.

All she wants is a good time…

Winery owner Lucy Stone is spunky, stubborn, and fiercely passionate. Determined to keep balance in her life, Lucy works to the bone during the day—giving the winery her heart and soul—and parties all night with lovers who demand little more than her casual company. When a mutual friend buys Lucy a date with Joey at a charity auction, ten years of friendship combusts into something much hotter. Soon, they’re deep in a relationship neither expected.

All they have is now…

Lucy doesn’t share Joey’s idealized dreams of settling down, but he can’t seem to get over them. Now, Lucy must choose between what she thought she wanted and what her heart tells her she needs.

Genres: Romance, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary, Friends To Lovers, Firefighters, Amazon, Ebooks

260 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 27, 2014

About the author

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Kristin Miller writes sweet and sassy contemporary romance, romantic suspense, and paranormal romance of all varieties. Kristin has degrees in psychology, English, and education, and taught high school and middle school English before crossing over to a career in writing. She lives in Northern California with her alpha male husband and their two children. She loves chocolate way more than she should and the gym less. You can usually find her in the corner of a coffee shop, laptop in front of her and mocha in hand, using the guests around her as fuel for her next book.

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Web: www.kristinmiller.net

Reviews

[Abbie Blick]

The premise of the story was okay but the story itself felt rushed. I wasn't too impressed with the development of their relationship. It probably would of been a bit better if the story had been longer and given them time to fall in love and overcome obstacles.

[Jackie]

This was a cute, quick read. I would defintiely give the other books by this author a shot if they went on sale or for free like this one did. Joey and Lucy's story was sweet. Even though the book was short I didn't feel like them getting together was unrealistic.

[Linda Linck]

I loved this entire series. couldn't get enough. nos I'm sat there isn't a fifth book

[Victoria]

Is a great book to read

[Laura]

A short but enjoyable read. The two main characters had known each other for years, so when they finally got together it didn't seem unrealistic at all. I was surprised that the story didn't feel rushed, as I usually find that with shorter books. Would read others in the series even though they are stand alone stories.

[Melody Cox]

I read this a long time ago and never did review it. I will add more when it come up on my reread list. I really liked the story and the H and h were a unique couple that I enjoyed.

[Michelle]

Good book

You people should just read this book yourselves and write your own review on this novel yourself and I really enjoyed reading this book very much so. Shelley MA

[Megan Viduya]

Short, easy read. Cute storyline, but the character development felt rushed.

[Ashley Johnson]

This was a really good book. Recommended read.

[Sandra]

I have been reading some very long books so I wanted something shorter & a bit lighter. This was a good read, I enjoyed the characters. I like how Joey changed the main characters mind.

[Jo - •.• Midlife Cosy Reader •.•]

This is the perfect sweet, sexy read to curl up with on a rainy day.

Joey is the hot, single firefighter who is looking for the right woman to settle down with, get married and have babies together. His identical twin brother Dane is the opposite, he loves hooking up with beautiful girls and living in the moment, no life commitments for him.

Lucy Stone used to go to school with these two and she is now running the family winery business after her parents passed away. She has always been interested in Dane and after winning a date with Joey at a fundraising auction, she asks him to help her to get Dane to ask her out.

Lucy is very committed to her business and has no time for a relationship either, Dane could the perfect solution to satisfying her other needs.

Is she making the right choice though, she could be choosing the wrong brother and missing out on something special with the other one.....

I really enjoyed this sweet love story

[Kaia]

Let Me Love You is an exceptional read. For a book to be so short I felt that there was a lot that happened. Also there wasn't that awkward "oh so they're in love now" moment. The relationship was a development but it also helped that the characters new each other already. However I think I like the beginning of the book better than the ending. Lucy's behavior was waaaaaaay more humorous and so was Joey's interest. The whole cave scene... yeah. Wish there was more on Dane even if it wasn't a romance. He's quite a character.

[Jane]

Let Me Love You is what Joey Brackett asks of Lacy Stone. It isn't easy to get Lacy to agree when she thinks that finding one guy to be with the rest of her life is not for her. Her friend purchases a date for Lacy with Joey at a local charity auction and from the first date Lucy finds Joey harder and harder to resist.

Romance, forest fires, pressure of owning her business and the pull of the hottest man she has ever encounter makes Let Me Love You an exceptionally great story of how love and understanding can change the course of a life or two.

[Tammy]

part of a series but I think it could be read as a stand alone. I read book 3 previously. Joey Brackett is a firefighter with an identical twin brother Dane. Joey is dependable, Dane is the bad boy. Joey used to love to fly until his older brother dies in a house fire when he was off flying. Lucy lost both parents leaving her in charge of their winery, she just wants to have fun no ties to any man. After Lucy and Joey share a kiss they fight their feelings for each other. Cute read.

[Julie]

I love cute fluffy romances! And while I applaud the independent I-am-my-own-woman mentality, this chick just came off as bitchy and slutty. Of course, as the book goes on, you like her more. And you love Joey the whole damn book. Love the romance novels. While they do not depict real life, they make us dream of how things could be.

[June]

Lucy is a one date, fun time girl. Joey is a forever kind of guy. When Lucy's friend buys her a date at the fireman auction, Lucy uses the time to find out about Joey's twin brother who is also a one date, fun time guy. Things go haywire when it's date time and soon Lucy is having confusing feelings and thoughts.

Adventure, getting over issues, and love.
This story did have sexual situations.

[Clau]

Me gustó la historia, sobre todo Joey :) Sin embargo, la protagonista deja mucho que desear, sobre todo en la primera mitad del libro. Se comporta como una manipuladora y eso no me gustó nada. Por suerte, después de eso va evolucionando y se hace un poco más grata.
*Gratis en Amazon*

[L.J. Scar]

Short but sweet this was a quick, easy romance to read. The female lead, Lucy, was a bit annoying to me early on but by the end of the book I liked her character. The formula of quick to fall in love like most short romances was followed but it had a satisfying finish.

[Deb Beaulieu]

Great romance story

Couldn't put this down. Lucy and Joey are so much fun to read about. You can read as a stand alone book even though it is parr of a series. I have enjoyed reading every book in Blue Lake. Give the town a try and you will fall in love.

[Missy Jane]

Great story

Lucy is probably my favorite heroine in this series. She's headstrong and quirky, but also smart. Joey is the quintessential hot fireman, all around hero. They end up bringing out the best in each other unexpectedly. Great romance.

[Tanja Glavnik]

It was a cute, easy read with nothing too major to worry about, aside from mixing up the twins, but I mean, that was just amusing xD

I liked that there wasn't any unnecessary drama, that it flowed smoothly. It could have been a little longer, maybe, but other than that, I liked it!

[~Leslie~]

2.5 ★ This was a quick, easy read. However, there was just something off in the dialogue or the narrative. Not sure which at this point. But it was an okay romance set in a small town.

[Cici]

Too graphic! No thanks

[Maya]

Weak storyline and I wasn't crazy about Lucy.

[Julie]

Perfectly crafted

This was just a perfectly crafted romance. Sexy, likable characters, a believable storyline, and really engaging. I really enjoyed this

[Susan]

A great quick read with characters who have depth and a story that for once isnt filled with murder or mayhem. Would definitely read more from this author

[Rachele]

Sweet and easy read. I have not read any others in this series. I found myself skimming when things got boring...there just wasn't that spark to keep me totally attached.

[Jodi]

Good read. Will have to download more from this series

[Crystal shepherd]

Wow

This book kept my interest from beginning to end. Loved the characters and plot. Can't wait to read the rest!

[Jo]

My favorite of all the books so far.....

My favorite of the books so far, don't know why but Lucy and Joey are my two favorite people in Blue Lake !!!