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Men of Medford #3
Stuck with my Boss Daddies
I have THREE new My one-night stand. My first love. And a shameless flirt.
Send help.
After bombing my career in the city, I returned to Medford with nothing but a busted car and a bruised ego.
So when the sexy guy at the bar offered distraction with a capital D, I said yes.
One night. No strings. Just the kind of heat that leaves bite marks.
But the next morning?
That same bad boy—Samuel—is sitting in my job interview.
Next to Kai? The man who taught me how to fall in love.
And a tattooed charmer who flirts like it’s an Olympic sport… Adam.
Of course I’d find myself stuck in the middle of a hot, sticky mess.
Baking by day and breaking all the rules by night.
But now there’s a big problem.
I have a bun in the oven.
I don’t know which boss's dough got proved.
But it doesn’t matter because none of these men are letting me go.
Stuck with my Boss Daddies is a standalone MFMM why choose romance in the “Men of Medford” series. Get ready for cozy small-town steam with a dash of rom-com vibes. Plus, there’s a surprise pregnancy twist. No swords cross, but there are a lot of cooks in the kitchen. Ultra swoony HEA.
After bombing my career in the city, I returned to Medford with nothing but a busted car and a bruised ego.
So when the sexy guy at the bar offered distraction with a capital D, I said yes.
One night. No strings. Just the kind of heat that leaves bite marks.
But the next morning?
That same bad boy—Samuel—is sitting in my job interview.
Next to Kai? The man who taught me how to fall in love.
And a tattooed charmer who flirts like it’s an Olympic sport… Adam.
Of course I’d find myself stuck in the middle of a hot, sticky mess.
Baking by day and breaking all the rules by night.
But now there’s a big problem.
I have a bun in the oven.
I don’t know which boss's dough got proved.
But it doesn’t matter because none of these men are letting me go.
Stuck with my Boss Daddies is a standalone MFMM why choose romance in the “Men of Medford” series. Get ready for cozy small-town steam with a dash of rom-com vibes. Plus, there’s a surprise pregnancy twist. No swords cross, but there are a lot of cooks in the kitchen. Ultra swoony HEA.
464 pages, Paperback
Published June 16, 2025
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July 22, 2025
“All the answers are in books, Sadie. You just have to find the right one.”
Well… this just wasn’t the right one for me.
I wanted to fall head over heels for this one—I really did. The setup had everything I usually go for—boss romance, forced proximity, and a why-choose dynamic. But for some reason, it just didn’t fully land for me.🫠
Was it the pacing? The vibes? The lack of spice-to-plot ratio? I genuinely can’t put my finger on it—but something just felt a little off. That said, the writing itself is solid and I didn’t hate it, which says a lot.
This would actually be a great pick for someone dipping their toes into the why-choose pool. It’s low-angst, easygoing, and doesn't drown you in drama or overly complicated relationships. A soft launch into the genre, if you will.
Will I personally be lining up for more Lacey Day books? Probably not. But with a 4.02 ⭐️ on Goodreads, it’s clear I’m in the minority—so don’t let me rain on your harem parade.
Because hey… just because I didn’t click with the daddies doesn’t mean you won’t. 😏
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
HEA? yes
3rd act break-up? no
🌶🌶½/5
Well… this just wasn’t the right one for me.
I wanted to fall head over heels for this one—I really did. The setup had everything I usually go for—boss romance, forced proximity, and a why-choose dynamic. But for some reason, it just didn’t fully land for me.🫠
Was it the pacing? The vibes? The lack of spice-to-plot ratio? I genuinely can’t put my finger on it—but something just felt a little off. That said, the writing itself is solid and I didn’t hate it, which says a lot.
This would actually be a great pick for someone dipping their toes into the why-choose pool. It’s low-angst, easygoing, and doesn't drown you in drama or overly complicated relationships. A soft launch into the genre, if you will.
Will I personally be lining up for more Lacey Day books? Probably not. But with a 4.02 ⭐️ on Goodreads, it’s clear I’m in the minority—so don’t let me rain on your harem parade.
Because hey… just because I didn’t click with the daddies doesn’t mean you won’t. 😏
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
HEA? yes
3rd act break-up? no
🌶🌶½/5
July 12, 2025
I received a free copy of the book via Booksprout, and the following review is entirely my own voluntary, and honest opinion.
In the third volume of the “Men of Medford” series, Lacey Day brings back the familiar formula: a small town, a fierce but slightly broken female protagonist, three different yet equally attractive men, and, of course, a dash of mayhem, hot scenes, and surprise pregnancy. This time, we follow the story of Sadie, who is forced to return home to Medford after a career setback in the big city – and with it, another tempestuous, romance-fuelled adventure.
The book starts strong from the beginning: Sadie spends a passionate night with a stranger, then the next day realises that this stranger is her new boss – and not just him, but two others: Kai, her high school sweetheart, and Adam, the tattooed, always-smiling flirt. The story picks up from there, and their shared workplace – a small-town bakery – provides the ideal setting for sparkling dialogue, hot moments, and slowly unfolding emotional drama.
The characters are more nuanced this time. Adam at first seems like just the funny, playful guy, but it soon becomes clear that there's much more to him. He's sharp, observant, and notices things Sadie herself wouldn't have thought. Kai brings the weight of emotion: he's the character who can't forget Sadie, and the memories of their past colour their present with subtle nostalgia. Samuel, a one-night stand, is also one of the most appealing yet mysterious characters. Although his presence provides a balance between the three men, his personality is less developed – something that is becoming a recurring problem in the series. The male characters are unmistakably different at the beginning, but often start to blend together slightly towards the end, which dampens the tension in the dynamic between them.
Sadie's character is likeable – outspoken and self-deprecating. I felt her thread about a big-city career, about failure and new beginnings, could have been deeper and more complex, and that might have balanced the emotional arc of the book. Again, the pace of the story is fast, but that's practically a trademark of the series – anyone who picks up a Lacey Day book doesn't expect a slow build.
A refreshing novelty in the story is Kai's dilemma: can he share his first love with his two best friends? This emotional conflict brings a new colour to the series, as not only the protagonist, but also the male characters have to deal with their own feelings and boundaries. This inner struggle becomes especially interesting in the case of Kai, as his emotions are not momentary flare-ups, but a longing and pain that he has carried for years.
The world-building of the series is still awesome: the small-town life, the gossipy residents, the recurring characters – including Lila, Jaxon, Colt, Ryan, Aurora, and the Grady brothers – all contribute to keeping Medford with us as a vibrant, lovable, slightly crazy but always warm-hearted community.
Overall, “Stuck with my Boss Daddies” is a light, sexy, and lovable volume that fits well into the mood of the “Men of Medford” series. The character dynamics work, the humor and passion are well balanced, and the romantic threads are as sweet as they are spicy. While there is still room for improvement in character building and emotional depth, the novel delivers what it promises: a little escape from reality, with plenty of hot moments and a dash of heartbreak.
In the third volume of the “Men of Medford” series, Lacey Day brings back the familiar formula: a small town, a fierce but slightly broken female protagonist, three different yet equally attractive men, and, of course, a dash of mayhem, hot scenes, and surprise pregnancy. This time, we follow the story of Sadie, who is forced to return home to Medford after a career setback in the big city – and with it, another tempestuous, romance-fuelled adventure.
The book starts strong from the beginning: Sadie spends a passionate night with a stranger, then the next day realises that this stranger is her new boss – and not just him, but two others: Kai, her high school sweetheart, and Adam, the tattooed, always-smiling flirt. The story picks up from there, and their shared workplace – a small-town bakery – provides the ideal setting for sparkling dialogue, hot moments, and slowly unfolding emotional drama.
The characters are more nuanced this time. Adam at first seems like just the funny, playful guy, but it soon becomes clear that there's much more to him. He's sharp, observant, and notices things Sadie herself wouldn't have thought. Kai brings the weight of emotion: he's the character who can't forget Sadie, and the memories of their past colour their present with subtle nostalgia. Samuel, a one-night stand, is also one of the most appealing yet mysterious characters. Although his presence provides a balance between the three men, his personality is less developed – something that is becoming a recurring problem in the series. The male characters are unmistakably different at the beginning, but often start to blend together slightly towards the end, which dampens the tension in the dynamic between them.
Sadie's character is likeable – outspoken and self-deprecating. I felt her thread about a big-city career, about failure and new beginnings, could have been deeper and more complex, and that might have balanced the emotional arc of the book. Again, the pace of the story is fast, but that's practically a trademark of the series – anyone who picks up a Lacey Day book doesn't expect a slow build.
A refreshing novelty in the story is Kai's dilemma: can he share his first love with his two best friends? This emotional conflict brings a new colour to the series, as not only the protagonist, but also the male characters have to deal with their own feelings and boundaries. This inner struggle becomes especially interesting in the case of Kai, as his emotions are not momentary flare-ups, but a longing and pain that he has carried for years.
The world-building of the series is still awesome: the small-town life, the gossipy residents, the recurring characters – including Lila, Jaxon, Colt, Ryan, Aurora, and the Grady brothers – all contribute to keeping Medford with us as a vibrant, lovable, slightly crazy but always warm-hearted community.
Overall, “Stuck with my Boss Daddies” is a light, sexy, and lovable volume that fits well into the mood of the “Men of Medford” series. The character dynamics work, the humor and passion are well balanced, and the romantic threads are as sweet as they are spicy. While there is still room for improvement in character building and emotional depth, the novel delivers what it promises: a little escape from reality, with plenty of hot moments and a dash of heartbreak.
June 28, 2025
Rating: About 4.5. I love the town of Medford!
This is actually the first book I've read by this author. I knew that there were a couple in this series before this book but saw they could be read as standalones, so I just jumped into this one. I certainly didn't feel like I missed out on anything, however I'm sure you'd still get more out of reading the other books first since you have the characters from them make plenty of appearances, and you'd likely appreciate the banter better if you already knew them.
I enjoy the personalities that the author gave the guys. They're all distinctly different and each bring something different to the table.
Adam came off as almost the laid back, goofy, player type when he first entered the picture. A few pages into his first POV chapter, a lot of that falls away rather quickly. He's clearly more perceptive than we first give him credit for (Sadie didn't think he noticed the tension during her interview, for example), and while he comes off as playful, he's inquisitive and sharp. He definitely hides depth behind his easy going front.
Samuel's personality was a bit different than I expected after we first met him, but he seems to balance out the other guys nicely.
Kai is the most vulnerable and probably my favourite man of the group. I love that he and Sadie have history and were each other's first everything, though of course I'm sad for how things went down for them before her return.
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MINOR SPOILER:
Something I didn't expect was to hear that the three guys had shared a woman before. It isn't something unusual in the town (if you're familiar with the first two books in this series, you'll already know that), but it was something that caught me off guard since it involved Kai. We learn it had been about ten years since Sadie left Medford, so I didn't exactly expect him to have remained celibate, but somehow it surprised me. He had been in love with her the entire time she was gone despite him trying to shove the feelings down and move on. The thing that bothers me, however, is that it's talked about quite a few times. It doesn't take away from the story, but I'm a bit of a jealous type, myself. I don't like hearing about past relationships. Hearing this much detail about Kai's (and the other two's) past one after knowing that he and Sadie's were each other's first just bugs me a bit. While I understand for the most part why the author wrote it in, I also felt it really wasn't necessary and was overly talked about. The first part of this rant is a me issue, though, so no points docked on the book! Just be warned there is talk about their past group relationship, so if that bugs you... be prepared, I guess?
I also kind of expected the reason Sadie fled back to Medford would have made a bit more of an appearance towards the end. What DID happened was enough to cause some dilemma in the story, sure, but it was still less than I thought would happen. That being said, it's also probably the most realistic event and outcome. A part of me wishes to know what was up, though!
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Overall, this is a pretty sweet small town romance. It's made a bit more unique with the existing relationships Sadie has with a couple of the guys and the history with her and the town. I love the sense of community Medford has, it makes you wish you could live there! In that way, the author did a fantastic job. Five stars on the setting and background characters!
This is actually the first book I've read by this author. I knew that there were a couple in this series before this book but saw they could be read as standalones, so I just jumped into this one. I certainly didn't feel like I missed out on anything, however I'm sure you'd still get more out of reading the other books first since you have the characters from them make plenty of appearances, and you'd likely appreciate the banter better if you already knew them.
I enjoy the personalities that the author gave the guys. They're all distinctly different and each bring something different to the table.
Adam came off as almost the laid back, goofy, player type when he first entered the picture. A few pages into his first POV chapter, a lot of that falls away rather quickly. He's clearly more perceptive than we first give him credit for (Sadie didn't think he noticed the tension during her interview, for example), and while he comes off as playful, he's inquisitive and sharp. He definitely hides depth behind his easy going front.
Samuel's personality was a bit different than I expected after we first met him, but he seems to balance out the other guys nicely.
Kai is the most vulnerable and probably my favourite man of the group. I love that he and Sadie have history and were each other's first everything, though of course I'm sad for how things went down for them before her return.
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MINOR SPOILER:
Something I didn't expect was to hear that the three guys had shared a woman before. It isn't something unusual in the town (if you're familiar with the first two books in this series, you'll already know that), but it was something that caught me off guard since it involved Kai. We learn it had been about ten years since Sadie left Medford, so I didn't exactly expect him to have remained celibate, but somehow it surprised me. He had been in love with her the entire time she was gone despite him trying to shove the feelings down and move on. The thing that bothers me, however, is that it's talked about quite a few times. It doesn't take away from the story, but I'm a bit of a jealous type, myself. I don't like hearing about past relationships. Hearing this much detail about Kai's (and the other two's) past one after knowing that he and Sadie's were each other's first just bugs me a bit. While I understand for the most part why the author wrote it in, I also felt it really wasn't necessary and was overly talked about. The first part of this rant is a me issue, though, so no points docked on the book! Just be warned there is talk about their past group relationship, so if that bugs you... be prepared, I guess?
I also kind of expected the reason Sadie fled back to Medford would have made a bit more of an appearance towards the end. What DID happened was enough to cause some dilemma in the story, sure, but it was still less than I thought would happen. That being said, it's also probably the most realistic event and outcome. A part of me wishes to know what was up, though!
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Overall, this is a pretty sweet small town romance. It's made a bit more unique with the existing relationships Sadie has with a couple of the guys and the history with her and the town. I love the sense of community Medford has, it makes you wish you could live there! In that way, the author did a fantastic job. Five stars on the setting and background characters!
July 25, 2025
Lacey Day has gone and done it again y’all. I have loved her reverse harem books and this did not disappoint.
Sadie is back in Medford after being taken down by her boss who she was in a secret relationship with and then she found out HE had been married for the last 10 years, who does that!?
Sadie is back to her roots when she never thought she would be back here ever. This is where her world came apart all those years ago and she had to rebuild something after the loss of her parents. Hayley had been her rock during those times. And yet here she was back in the same home she grew up in but she wasn’t sure if she still fit. One night she’s out at the bar just trying to figure out where she is to go to next when she meets this fine specimen if a man named Samuel who lets her have the night to themselves and she lets herself go. Later she finds out that this is the same man who sits in front of her at the interview of the bakery she hopes to work at. But that’s not all Kai who was her first everything is sitting at the table too!!! Samuel and Kai had gone stone. Adam has no history with her until today and he is reading the room and isn’t sure what is going on.
Kai finally asks why she left. She didn’t know what to do and she didn’t mean to hurt him. She just knew she had to leave before he left her. After all that’s all she knew. Her parents left her even though that wasn’t their fault she still never got past that trauma.
Weeks go by and they are now working well together and it is the day of the festival and Sadie is done up head to toe thanks to Lila and aurora who are the women in town who made their mark with the firefighters and the mechanics. Kai, Samuel and Adam are left breathless at her appearance. She is drop dead gorgeous. A storm picks up out of nowhere and everyone is running for cover, this is the night that changes the dynamic between the four of them and it is much anticipated. They don’t know how it will work but they all want her and to try. She lets them and they are finally going all in. NEXT there is a surprise pregnancy and Sadie gets spooked and runs because she doesn’t think she is meant to have this feeling of home and love. Everyone will leave her, this breaks my heart when this part comes into play but these men are not allowing this and go after her and bring her home. They all show that they love her and are all in no matter what. She is now finally seeing that they are her home , all four men.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Sadie is back in Medford after being taken down by her boss who she was in a secret relationship with and then she found out HE had been married for the last 10 years, who does that!?
Sadie is back to her roots when she never thought she would be back here ever. This is where her world came apart all those years ago and she had to rebuild something after the loss of her parents. Hayley had been her rock during those times. And yet here she was back in the same home she grew up in but she wasn’t sure if she still fit. One night she’s out at the bar just trying to figure out where she is to go to next when she meets this fine specimen if a man named Samuel who lets her have the night to themselves and she lets herself go. Later she finds out that this is the same man who sits in front of her at the interview of the bakery she hopes to work at. But that’s not all Kai who was her first everything is sitting at the table too!!! Samuel and Kai had gone stone. Adam has no history with her until today and he is reading the room and isn’t sure what is going on.
Kai finally asks why she left. She didn’t know what to do and she didn’t mean to hurt him. She just knew she had to leave before he left her. After all that’s all she knew. Her parents left her even though that wasn’t their fault she still never got past that trauma.
Weeks go by and they are now working well together and it is the day of the festival and Sadie is done up head to toe thanks to Lila and aurora who are the women in town who made their mark with the firefighters and the mechanics. Kai, Samuel and Adam are left breathless at her appearance. She is drop dead gorgeous. A storm picks up out of nowhere and everyone is running for cover, this is the night that changes the dynamic between the four of them and it is much anticipated. They don’t know how it will work but they all want her and to try. She lets them and they are finally going all in. NEXT there is a surprise pregnancy and Sadie gets spooked and runs because she doesn’t think she is meant to have this feeling of home and love. Everyone will leave her, this breaks my heart when this part comes into play but these men are not allowing this and go after her and bring her home. They all show that they love her and are all in no matter what. She is now finally seeing that they are her home , all four men.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 1, 2025
If you're craving a steamy, laugh-out-loud small-town romance with a sprinkle of chaos, Stuck with My Boss Daddies delivers a deliciously messy love story with just the right amount of sugar and spice.
The story kicks off with our sassy, down-on-her-luck heroine returning to her hometown after a major career flop. One wild night with a charming stranger turns into the shock of her life when she realizes her hookup is now one of her three new bosses. Yep, you read that right—three. A one-night stand, her high school sweetheart, and a shameless flirt with tattoos and a dirty smile all end up stirring the pot in her new workplace…and her love life.
Between bakery banter, late-night heat, and a jaw-dropping surprise pregnancy, this book keeps the pace sizzling. Each love interest is unique and swoon-worthy in his own way:
Samuel, the mysterious bad boy with bedroom eyes.
Kai, the nostalgic first love who knows all her buttons.
Adam, the flirtatious wild card who brings the fun.
Despite the spicy setup, the story has heart, humor, and a surprisingly sweet emotional core. The "why choose" dynamic is handled well, balancing each relationship without leaning too heavily on drama. And the baby twist? Totally unexpected but perfectly timed.
This is one of those reads where you’ll blush, giggle, and maybe even tear up a little. Think Gilmore Girls meets reverse harem rom-com with extra frosting on top.
Verdict:
Perfect for fans of steamy small-town romance, found family, and over-the-top swoony moments. If you like your romance with extra spice and zero love triangle drama, this book’s got your name written in flour.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The story kicks off with our sassy, down-on-her-luck heroine returning to her hometown after a major career flop. One wild night with a charming stranger turns into the shock of her life when she realizes her hookup is now one of her three new bosses. Yep, you read that right—three. A one-night stand, her high school sweetheart, and a shameless flirt with tattoos and a dirty smile all end up stirring the pot in her new workplace…and her love life.
Between bakery banter, late-night heat, and a jaw-dropping surprise pregnancy, this book keeps the pace sizzling. Each love interest is unique and swoon-worthy in his own way:
Samuel, the mysterious bad boy with bedroom eyes.
Kai, the nostalgic first love who knows all her buttons.
Adam, the flirtatious wild card who brings the fun.
Despite the spicy setup, the story has heart, humor, and a surprisingly sweet emotional core. The "why choose" dynamic is handled well, balancing each relationship without leaning too heavily on drama. And the baby twist? Totally unexpected but perfectly timed.
This is one of those reads where you’ll blush, giggle, and maybe even tear up a little. Think Gilmore Girls meets reverse harem rom-com with extra frosting on top.
Verdict:
Perfect for fans of steamy small-town romance, found family, and over-the-top swoony moments. If you like your romance with extra spice and zero love triangle drama, this book’s got your name written in flour.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 7, 2025
Heartwarming RH romance
A good storyline with a slow-build RH workplace romance, with action, humor, romance, a second chance and love.
Sadie coming back to Medford wasn't in her plans but after her career crashed she hasn't got anywhere else to go. After a night on the town to unwind she starts to apply for a new job and when she gets offered a position she's shocked to discover the man she'd spent her first evening in town with is her new boss, along with her ex-boyfriend.
Working in the bakery she soon finds she's dealing with not just Samuel and Kai but Adam, their business partner as well; can they find a way to all work together?
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
A good storyline with a slow-build RH workplace romance, with action, humor, romance, a second chance and love.
Sadie coming back to Medford wasn't in her plans but after her career crashed she hasn't got anywhere else to go. After a night on the town to unwind she starts to apply for a new job and when she gets offered a position she's shocked to discover the man she'd spent her first evening in town with is her new boss, along with her ex-boyfriend.
Working in the bakery she soon finds she's dealing with not just Samuel and Kai but Adam, their business partner as well; can they find a way to all work together?
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 6, 2025
Holy shit, I wasn’t ready for this one. Thought I was just here for the smut and chaos, but somehow I caught feelings too? Sadie is messy, relatable, and definitely someone I’d let cry into my wine while I talk shit about her ex. Samuel = grumpy, Kai = broody, Adam = horny golden retriever. Yes, I wanted to climb them all. No, I don’t care that they’re her bosses. The spice hit fast and hard, and the emotional punches came outta nowhere and wrecked me ( loved it. ). The surprise twist had me staring at my Kindle like it just slapped me. Also, the corgi deserves its own novella. Five stars and a ruined pair of panties.
July 8, 2025
Okay, I have to say I enjoyed reading this book. It's a wonderfully written story. Love the characters and was hooked from the time I opened the book. I don't know why I found it familiar but it was like I'd already read it before. I don't know whatever the reason it's definitely a good book to read so I'll be sure to recommend it. I look forward to reading more from the Men of Medford.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 11, 2025
She left to find herself and never thought she would return. When everything fell apart she knew she could go home. When she needed a job of course it would be at Samuel's and then there was Kai. Of course there was also Adam who could see everything. They are all drawn to each other but fight it. Once lines get crossed everything changes. I would love to read more about this crazy little town.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 11, 2025
Another Amazing Book
Lacey Day's books never disappoint. There is always a nice balance of heat, heart, and funny scenes. Absolutely loved Sadie, Kai, Samuel, and Adam's story. And as always I loved each of the other characters in the town of Medford. I love how she always interconnect characters from previous books into each new series. My one only complaint is I never want the book to end.
Lacey Day's books never disappoint. There is always a nice balance of heat, heart, and funny scenes. Absolutely loved Sadie, Kai, Samuel, and Adam's story. And as always I loved each of the other characters in the town of Medford. I love how she always interconnect characters from previous books into each new series. My one only complaint is I never want the book to end.
November 11, 2025
i couldnt get into this book as much as the first 2.
i liked the fact that we were given the point of view of someone who had lost her family while she was young, learning she does deserve love, does deserve a family and that not everyone is going to leave you.
i struggled with how kai accepted sharing, i loved adams jokster and samuels seriousness.
i liked the fact that we were given the point of view of someone who had lost her family while she was young, learning she does deserve love, does deserve a family and that not everyone is going to leave you.
i struggled with how kai accepted sharing, i loved adams jokster and samuels seriousness.
January 14, 2026
Love your stories
I have enjoyed reading this story and I have loved every minute of it and I look forward to reading more of them thanks for an enjoyable experience.I would like to say thank you for all your hard work and may fortune smile 😃on you always 😁from a bookworm that loves to read
I have enjoyed reading this story and I have loved every minute of it and I look forward to reading more of them thanks for an enjoyable experience.I would like to say thank you for all your hard work and may fortune smile 😃on you always 😁from a bookworm that loves to read
July 6, 2025
Sadie is back in town. She interviews for a job and finds out her new bosses will be Samuel (her one night stand), Kai (her first love) and Adam (a big flirt). They help her build her trust and confidence. Great chemistry. Will Sadie run again or trust her men? Good story.
July 11, 2025
A cosy, why choose romance
This was nice little story, I would’ve loved more details on what the MMCs looked like, but the romance was nice, the spice was pretty good and the storyline ended with the warm-fuzzies.
Romance?❤️❤️❤️❤️
Spice? 🌶️🌶️🌶️ (3.5)
This was nice little story, I would’ve loved more details on what the MMCs looked like, but the romance was nice, the spice was pretty good and the storyline ended with the warm-fuzzies.
Romance?❤️❤️❤️❤️
Spice? 🌶️🌶️🌶️ (3.5)
July 14, 2025
Great book, easy read! I loved all the characters and the supporting characters from the town made it fun and heartwarming.
This is a new author for me and I look forward to reading more of her books!
This is a new author for me and I look forward to reading more of her books!
July 29, 2025
I really enjoyed this adventurous love story. All of the push pull between Sadie and her men. Kai was Sadie’s first love and Samual and Adam have now all come together to be her forever loves. Sadie has lived through hell in her past and has found three men who loved her and wanted her to be theirs. I definitely recommend this book to everyone who loves love stories between many men and their woman.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
August 24, 2025
2,5
DNF… The timeline in the book didn’t work for me. It felt like key moments in the relationship development were skipped over, and then suddenly days had passed without showing how those awkward or defining interactions actually played out.
DNF… The timeline in the book didn’t work for me. It felt like key moments in the relationship development were skipped over, and then suddenly days had passed without showing how those awkward or defining interactions actually played out.
August 28, 2025
Well I did quite enjoy this quiet, hot book. The characters were lovely, plenty of angst in the FMC with enough back story to make you sympathetic to her. Maybe they are just getting a bit sandy as we are in 3. Where is this town?!
September 2, 2025
A little sad a little tense but a whole lotta happy
This one hit me in the feels. W
hole it is like the others in the series. A light hearted adorable why choose this one does have a few sad and tense moments. But it doesn't take away from each happy love filled moment.
This one hit me in the feels. W
hole it is like the others in the series. A light hearted adorable why choose this one does have a few sad and tense moments. But it doesn't take away from each happy love filled moment.
October 17, 2025
adorably cute
This love story was so heartwarming. I love all the little quirks of the MMC’s. The FMC history and personality is great. I will admit I wish we did find out what Evelyn wanted to talk to her about….. because I feel like that kinda got dropped off.
This love story was so heartwarming. I love all the little quirks of the MMC’s. The FMC history and personality is great. I will admit I wish we did find out what Evelyn wanted to talk to her about….. because I feel like that kinda got dropped off.
June 14, 2025
So many thoughts, not enough story. There was not enough plot in this book for it to be this long. Don’t get me wrong, I love a long book, but there were many repetitive phrases that could have been edited out. Unfortunately this was not as good as book 2, which kept me entertained until the end. But with this one I’ve been dragging my feet to finish it since the unnecessary text from her ex that basically amounted to nothing.
The reintroduction of the Ex in the last quarter of the book kind of kills the book. I totally understand her abandonment issues, but can’t help think that for the most part they are self made. Having experienced such a critical loss as a teen, did it occur to no adult in her life or even herself as she became an adult to seek therapy?
I really don’t have much to say about this book… though I always feel the internal ick when the best part of a romance is the men in books where it feels like the FMC has almost no redeemable qualities. Sorry if I’m being hard on her, maybe I’m not in a good mood but the fact that the men were so consistent in their pursuit and care for her and their steady characterizations, it feels like a spotlight on what made her character so lacking for me.
Lastly, The subplot of Lila’s poorly behaving dog was annoying. I kept thinking, why is this dog indoors… and if it’s allowed to be indoors (which some businesses allow) WHY THE HELL ISN’T IT ON A LEASH?! It attacked Sadie multiple times and at the festival it ruined food displays, and it was just played off as “omg he’s so hyper, he just has the zoomies all the time” NO, your dog needs to be trained. Truthfully even in book 2 about Aurora and the Grady Brothers, I never liked the Lila character. Somehow she seems like the personification of “pretty privilege and main character energy”. Honestly, EW. Being Beautiful and ditsy is not a personality.
Sorry this subplot just got under my skin- when the dog ruins the caramel apple display at the festival, Aurora covers her mouth, laughing and says “That dog is actually unhinged.” Why is this dog destroying this vendors Carmel apply booth funny? Those apples are now all over the ground and can’t be sold. That cost the vendor product, time and money - but yeah let’s laugh.
This book is firmly 3 stars for me and that’s mostly because the men were well written.
I received a free copy of this book through BookSprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The reintroduction of the Ex in the last quarter of the book kind of kills the book. I totally understand her abandonment issues, but can’t help think that for the most part they are self made. Having experienced such a critical loss as a teen, did it occur to no adult in her life or even herself as she became an adult to seek therapy?
I really don’t have much to say about this book… though I always feel the internal ick when the best part of a romance is the men in books where it feels like the FMC has almost no redeemable qualities. Sorry if I’m being hard on her, maybe I’m not in a good mood but the fact that the men were so consistent in their pursuit and care for her and their steady characterizations, it feels like a spotlight on what made her character so lacking for me.
Lastly, The subplot of Lila’s poorly behaving dog was annoying. I kept thinking, why is this dog indoors… and if it’s allowed to be indoors (which some businesses allow) WHY THE HELL ISN’T IT ON A LEASH?! It attacked Sadie multiple times and at the festival it ruined food displays, and it was just played off as “omg he’s so hyper, he just has the zoomies all the time” NO, your dog needs to be trained. Truthfully even in book 2 about Aurora and the Grady Brothers, I never liked the Lila character. Somehow she seems like the personification of “pretty privilege and main character energy”. Honestly, EW. Being Beautiful and ditsy is not a personality.
Sorry this subplot just got under my skin- when the dog ruins the caramel apple display at the festival, Aurora covers her mouth, laughing and says “That dog is actually unhinged.” Why is this dog destroying this vendors Carmel apply booth funny? Those apples are now all over the ground and can’t be sold. That cost the vendor product, time and money - but yeah let’s laugh.
This book is firmly 3 stars for me and that’s mostly because the men were well written.
I received a free copy of this book through BookSprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 9, 2025
I dont understand all the high ratings. the writing was questionable. The storyline was rushed and the character development was weak.
July 9, 2025
super cute
All the feels. Cute off my tbr read. FMCs story was heartbreaking but the way the MMCs loved her… so sweet
All the feels. Cute off my tbr read. FMCs story was heartbreaking but the way the MMCs loved her… so sweet
July 10, 2025
Great story! Would definitely recommend this book to anyone who is looking for an unpredictable HEA story!!!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
July 15, 2025
The relationship between the characters didn't seem real. They didn't seem to build anything. All the book did was say how the FMC had commitment issues.
July 28, 2025
DNF @ 51%
There is one thing that will make me DNF a book, with no hesitation, every time…Surprise Pregnancy.
Up until that happened the book was ok, not amazing, but ok.
There is one thing that will make me DNF a book, with no hesitation, every time…Surprise Pregnancy.
Up until that happened the book was ok, not amazing, but ok.
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August 7, 2025
I really liked this book. it dealt with real issues of grief and not feeling worth it. but it also wasn't too serious either. the banter was amazing
August 17, 2025
Fun read
The banter was amazing! Loved this second chance romance turned OV story. It had all of the great elements of both and wove an amazing story. Very well done.
The banter was amazing! Loved this second chance romance turned OV story. It had all of the great elements of both and wove an amazing story. Very well done.
August 23, 2025
Loved every page turn!
What a great addition for the series! Just love the small town dynamics! Each story is worth every page turn!
What a great addition for the series! Just love the small town dynamics! Each story is worth every page turn!
August 29, 2025
3.5 ⭐️ super cute book. Loved Samuel. Something about him 😚 Sadie kinda pmo when she ran. I mean I get it but like come on. Still a very cute book. Little spice.
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