I thought I’d be miserable planning my ex’s wedding, but a rugged cowboy turned distiller knows just how to relieve the pressure.
After fleeing back home to Huckleberry Springs, Montana, I become the new event planner for my family’s guest ranch. But the first event to plan is my cousin’s wedding to my cheating ex. If I don’t, my uncle won’t sign over his share of the ranch and forever mettle in our lives. So I take one for the team.
One night when I buckle under the stress, I also get a little—a lot—drunk. Saving me from myself is one of the cowboys that used to work for my dad. Durban Hennessy is now part owner in the local distillery, and he doesn’t do drama, distractions, or hot messes that just threw up on his boots. Still, he brings me to his place so I can sober up in private.
Durban’s providing wet bar service throughout the wedding festivities. The distiller with a superiority complex and I cross paths too often, but when he finds me in a store room, spiraling during the groom’s family dinner, he relieves the pressure in the hottest way possible.
So we strike a bargain. He’ll help me relax in the steamiest way possible, and he can repair his ego after getting dumped by his long distance relationship. When impromptu hookups turn into sleepovers that include intimate pillow talk, I know I’m in trouble. Because our whiskey bargain ends when the wedding does.
i stumbled upon Rose Walker’s writing a couple of months ago, and ever since, the author has been climbing her way into this year’s favorite discoveries.
Whiskey Bargain was such a fast-paced and addicting read, a true page-turner. i loved everything about the plotline, from the assumptions the mmc initially had about the fmc to the way he slowly learned more about her and realized she didn’t fit the cliché he had attributed to her at all. even though the romance started as a friends-with-benefits situation, it gradually arced into a slow burn, emotionally speaking. we slowly but surely witnessed both characters seeing more, feeling more, and growing closer.
one of the standout aspects of the storyline was how the heroine handled the whole chaotic situation of ”planning her ex-fiancé’s wedding with her cousin” with such grace and professionalism.
can’t wait for the next installments in this series to come out!
many thanks to The Author Agency and the author for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review
Durban & Campbell 🤠 Let’s start off with the absolute original names this is bringing. Cowboy turned whiskey distiller Grumpy with a secret beard covered dimple Hawthorne daughter and event planner Little dislike in the beginning.
She’s planning a wedding…. Her exes wedding… and he’s marrying her cousin… I would’ve burned the place down. But she gets a bargain with some stress relief… With the older hottie also fresh off a break up.
I liked these two. Their relationship seemed genuine. Banter was solid.
Whiskey Bargain was everything I want in a small-town romance. Walker Rose always writes swoony MMCs, but Durban is my new second fave (I’m loyal to Tenor, okay).
The dynamic between Campbell and Durban hooked me immediately. Their age gap and opposites attract energy give the story tension, but the friends-with-benefits setup adds so much delicious longing. Their chemistry feels lived in rather than forced. I found myself rooting for them long before either of them admitted what was happening.
And the setting… ugh, perfection. Walker Rose’s take on Montana always feels like being in the real place. It’s immersive without overshadowing the romance, the kind of world you want to stay in after the last page.
This story had so much heart, and even with the complicated ex drama, it never felt heavy.
If you love swoony men and satisfying emotional payoff, add this to your TBR. I adored it. 🤎
What to expect: 🥃 Small town romance 🥃 Opposites attract 🥃 Friends with benefits 🥃 Age gap 🥃 Montana setting 🥃 Dual POV
Thank you to TAA and Walker Rose for the ARC in exchange for my honest review!
This was my first novel from Walker Rose and I thoroughly enjoyed it! She made a fan of me early on and I was sucked in immediately… I also devoured this in like 24 hours 😂. Walker wrote a quick read that was everything I love about a small town romance novel
I absolutely loved the small town charm that Walker was able to master in this novel! It felt like I was right there with them at home in this lovely quaint little town 😊. All of the characters certainly helped as well lol… she did a great job writing infectious characters (both main and side) whose personality were infectious and bled off of the page.
Durban and Campbell’s story was all encompassing chemistry, the best slow burn and banter that had me kicking my feet… I was on cloud 9 reading this. I loved watching their relationship grow from enemies to friends with benefits to lovers.
Durban was literally everything. I loved his character from the beginning. He just felt so genuine.
Campbell was way too relatable for me 😂. She was messy and chaotic and I saw WAY TOO much of myself in her. But I loved her! She was a hard worker and had a beautiful soul…
Campbell planning her ex’s wedding… when her ex is getting married to her cousin… was such a messy situation… AND I LOVED it 😂. It made the storyline have that extra layer of entertainment and felt unique.
Would I suggest to a friend? Yes! Would I reread? Yes! Would I like a trophy? Yes!!
I DEVOURED this one in less than 24 hours! This is exactly what I mean when I say I want to read a small town romance. The author did such a phenomenal job at bringing these characters and their raw emotions to life.
Campbell was a beautifully messy character in all the best ways. In times when it felt like her life was literally falling apart she rose above all the chaos and made such an amazing example of what a hard working woman is.
Durban was literally THE man. He also was going through emotional turmoil but the way he instantly cared for Campbell and helped her through her troubles made him such a stand up guy and the most delicious book boyfriend. 🤭
This book is full of slow burn, tense chemistry that leaves you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. I truly loved how we got to watch Campbell and Durban’s relationship grow from enemies to friends with benefits to lovers in the span of the story. I am SO excited to see where this series takes us!
𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙙 𝙞𝙛 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙚𝙣𝙟𝙤𝙮: 🔥Enemies to lovers 🥃Small town romance 🔥Age gap 🥃Workplace romance 🔥Friends with benefits
Thank you so much to Walker Rose and The Author Agency for the #gifted e-ARC!🫶🏻
Whiskey Bargain is exactly the kind of small-town romance that hooks you with its chaos and keeps you invested with a couple whose chemistry practically crackles off the page or with a pairing you’d never expect to work, yet somehow absolutely does.
The setup is delightfully messy: Campbell, an event planner is forced to plan the wedding of her ex… to the cousin who betrayed her. If that isn’t enough drama, enter Durban Hennessy: former ranch cowboy, current distiller, and full-time grump with a surprisingly soft center.
At the beginning, I struggled to connect with the characters and the story: especially Campbell. I honestly didn’t think someone like her could handle everything being thrown her way. She gave me the impression of someone who would have told everyone to go to hell and then run off into the sunset. Instead, as the story unfolds, she proves me completely wrong. She takes responsibility, stays quiet when she could (and maybe should) scream, and doesn’t dump her stress onto her family. I genuinely don’t know how she coped before Durban showed up, so hats off to her.
Durban is THAT MAN: intense, silent, a little superior in a way that weirdly works, and the perfect perfect person to pull Campbell out of the emotional storm she’s in. At first, I wasn’t entirely convinced about their pairing. Durban often seemed frustrated with Campbell, seeing her as scatterbrained, frequently late, or not always considerate of others, which made it hard to imagine how they could truly connect. But once again, the author surprised me. As the story progresses, you can see the shift, how their “stress relief” arrangement slowly deepens not just through the spice, but through stolen moments, quiet conversations, and genuine vulnerability. It becomes something sweeter, more meaningful, and far more dangerous for both of them.
What I loved: ✨ the slow-build chemistry and cute banter ✨ a small-town setting full of charm and secondary characters that breathe life into every scene ✨ how the casual arrangement naturally deepens into intimacy and vulnerability ✨ the perfect balance of heat and heart
Despite how much I enjoyed this story (I can’t wait to read about Elodie and Cruz — I’m dying to know their story!), I did have a few hesitations. The wedding drama and some of the family dynamics are pretty wild, and there were moments when I wished Campbell had more space to process everything or push back a little. Plus, I needed to see whether the characters could develop something deeper, which kept me from giving it a full 5 stars. But as a romance? It absolutely delivers. It’s addictive, spicy, heartfelt, and effortlessly bingeable in one sitting.
If you love grumpy cowboys, messy-but-fun drama, small towns with big personalities, and a romance that goes from “bad idea” to “oh no, feelings,” this book is perfect for you.
Walker Rose is a new author for me, but I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on her future stories… this whiskey series is already shaping up to be such a treat. 🥃💖
Many thanks to #TheAuthorAgency and #WalkerRose for providing the ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Well, what a great small town romance! I absolutely loved this and the whole vibe of the town and everyone in it.
Durban, ugh that man! Loved his character from start to finish and the chemistry between him and Campbell was perfection!
Campbell is an events planner and currently planning her exs wedding to her cousin (who he cheated on her with) messy!! Durban steps in to help and the chemistry and banter is just there from the get go!
I loved this and the small town vibe was totally perfect, also the heat and spice was 👌🏽
Thank you Walker Rose for the chance to read this eARC
This is my first book by Walker Rose but definitely won’t be my last! I loved this book!
Campbell is an event planner forced to plan her ex's wedding to the cousin who stabbed her in the back. The solution? A bargain with Durban, the smoky hot cowboy distiller who offers the perfect distraction. 🔥
The relationship growth between these two was so good! The slow burn tension, the spice, the swoon, it's all there. I couldn't stop reading! Durban is THAT MAN 🤎 I cant wait to read more from this author!
Whiskey Bargain was such a fun, spicy ride, and honestly, I love anything Walker Rose writes, so this new whiskey series is already shaping up to be amazing.
I loved the chaotic setup of planning a wedding for an ex (the audacity!) and the way it pushed the heroine straight into Durban’s grumpy, rugged, distiller arms. Their chemistry was instant, the banter was great, and the heat was perfect, as she always writes it to be.
The “whiskey bargain” started as stress relief, but watching it slip into real feelings was exactly the kind of romance goodness I wanted. It’s messy, it’s heartfelt, and it’s so easy to devour in one sitting.
If you love cowboys, small towns, and a good dose of spice, this is perfect! Check out her other books too!
Thank you to NetGalley, Walker Rose, and LE Publishing for the eARC of this book.
I love Campbell and Durban! Their story is messy, chaotic, and so hard to put down. In a small town I expect to hear about a story like theirs. Wedding planner who is planning the wedding of her ex, and her cousin who stole him.
Durban is my latest book boyfriend! Cowboy turned distiller, protector of Campbell, and grump extraordinaire. At first, I was not sure if it was like or annoyance that Durban feels for Campbell. He is the clam to her hurricane. As the proposal of the wedding plan unfolds, it is Campbell who is the calm, and Durbin the storm. Then there is the drama!
I love the slow burn, the friends to more, and the small town setting that is so inviting. The banter is fun, and the personality of the town is unmatched, with its characters, who I want to meet again soon.
Thank you to the Author for the advanced copy; this is my voluntary review.
Thank you so much to @walker_rose_books for the eARC copy of this book! 🫶🏼
𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗶𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲: 🥃 enemies to lovers 🤍 workplace romance 🥃 age gap 🤍 friends with benefits 🥃 sneaking around 🤍 open door romance 🥃 dual POV
𝗠𝗬 𝗧𝗛𝗢𝗨𝗚𝗛𝗧𝗦: This one had such a unique story line that I was hooked right from the beginning! Campbell is an event planner & her worst nightmare comes true when she is asked by her family to coordinate her ex-boyfriend’s wedding to her cousin….. who he cheated on her with! Campbell decides the best revenge is to act as though this doesn’t bother her at all. She wants to prove to her ex that she is better off without him. While planning the wedding, Campbell has to work closely with Durban. Durban is now part owner of his families distilling company. The married couple-to-be wants Durban’s company to be in charge of all the alcohol at the wedding. This means that Durban & Campbell end up working alongside each other. Durban suggests to Campbell that they have a “friends with benefits” situation to relieve some stress. This works for a little bit till they both become so completely infatuated with each other that the line starts blurring. I loved how naturally their relationship progressed from physical to so much more. I loved Durban’s protective side over Campbell & he has some seriously swoony moments throughout. I can’t wait to continue to read the rest of this series!
‘A reminder of what we really are. Nothing but a wedding and a whiskey bargain.’
Oh how I loved Durban and Campbell! I haven’t read anything else by Walker Rose except for the novella that starts this series- Whiskey Cowboy, which I’d recommend! - so must admit I was a little bit lost at times with the side characters and others that were mentioned, but I imagine if you have read her Bourbon series you’ll be delighted to see old characters pop back up in this one. It definitely made me want to go and pick that series up.
Campbell is an events planner and forced to plan the wedding of her cheating ex and his bride to be- Campbell’s cousin who he cheated on her with. These are villains you immediately hate and I massively respected how she dealt with them throughout the story. When Durban offers to help her get through the wedding, they make a deal, but it’s not long before feelings start to creep in.
The chemistry between Durban and Campbell is off the charts, but their connection is much deeper. The way he cares for her and is there whenever she needs him is beautiful. I thoroughly enjoyed their story and hope we see lots more of them in the rest of the series!
Thank you to the author, publisher and NetGalley for this ARC!
This book was so so good! I fell in love with Durban and Campbell and their relationship together. Durban’s family and Campbell’s brothers were a perfect addition to the story. I really enjoyed the plot line because who doesn’t love a smoldering hot cowboy?!
Durban’s confident, full of sinfully delicious thoughts, and so absolutely charming. From the beginning, I knew he was a good guy when he took care of Campbell. He is not afraid to show his feelings towards Campbell and loves the hell out of her. I could not begin to say how much I admired how caring and supportive he is of Campbell and her dreams. He always had her back no matter what. Their relationship had the right amount of everything - spice, love, and loyalty.
Campbell is such a strong and independent woman. She fights her way to everything that she deserves and more. Her sharp witted tongue was one of my favorite things because she pushed like no other with Durban even though it fazed him none. Her and Durban had a spark from the very first moment in the bar that refused to die out or dim. Their spicy moments together were intense and so hot! When I say a man can worship, you better meet Durban. Their love was strong, powerful, and full of passion.
Welcome to Huckleberry Springs, Montana!! I was so excited for book one in the new Foster House series! I absolutely loved Campbell and Durban - they have this amazing chemistry that sizzled as the tension between them continued to build. I also loved their banter - right from the start you know you’ll be rooting for there two!
Campbell is back in town and working as an event planner at her family’s ranch…and her first job is to plan the wedding for her cousin and her cheating ex - yeah it’s as bad as it sounds, and yes we hate them. Durban steps in to help…and help he does 😉
Durban is a little brooding and on the quieter side and so observant - especially when it comes to Campbell. He’s protective and caring. They have this connection that feels authentic and organic and it was so fun to see them come together.
I definitely felt for Campbell - she was in a tough spot and didn’t let it ruin her…and let’s be honest, Durban is one hell of a catch!!!!
✨What To Expect: 🤠Cowboy Romance 🌾Small Town ❤️🔥Enemies to Lovers 🥃Workplace Romance 💕They Fall Together 💋Age Gap 🔥Sneaking Around 💖Friends With Benefits 🧡“It’s Never Been Like This”
Durban Hennessy has officially claimed the top spot in Walker Rose’s world of fictional men…and I honestly didn’t think anyone could ever beat Myles!!
His steady, quiet reassurance with Campbell was absolutely gorgeous. Their chemistry sparks from page one, but the way it grow , soft, certain, inevitable- felt like pure magic.
Campbell is dealing with such a cruel blow, and Durban stepping in, showing up, and helping in every way he can just sets him apart. Their “agreement” never stood a chance…there was only ever going to be one ending for these two: a beautiful, hard-won HEA.
And that very public grand gesture? I’m going to be dreaming about it forever. It was exactly what their story needed.
I’ve loved every single one of Walker’s books, but this series is becoming a new favourite. She has this incredible way of pulling you right into the heart of the story, and I cannot wait for what comes next.
Thank you to the author & team for allowing me the opportunity to read this arc - I am so grateful💕
I straight devoured this! It’s completely binge worthy short cowboy romance. I would give a 3.5 ⭐️ rounding up
Our MMC and FMC Durban & Campbell. We have a grumpy older cowboy and the younger event planner and Hawthorne daughter. These two have a little dislike for each other but it’s bc they always love give each other shit and have false thought of who they are.
She's planning a wedding having to plan her Her exes wedding who is her cousin. Durban is fresh off a relationship that was going nowhere. So a bargain is made when our FMC needs a geo managing some of her stress.
Yes this gets sexy and fun but we also get character development and get to see these two grow and learn about each other creating a relationship they both feel supported, heard, seen , and want to protect.
Now I will say at first I felt a little lost reading this since it said book 1. However there is a little novella before this Whiskey Cowboy which I felt would have helped me… I’m not sure I haven’t read any books by this author until this arc.
Whiskey Bargain” by Walker Rose completely wrecked me in the very best, yeehaw-and-sob-into-your-shirt kind of way. I went in expecting some spicy cowboy chaos and came out wanting to carve Campbell + Durban into a damn tree like a lovesick teenager.
First of all—Campbell planning her cheating ex’s wedding to her cousin??? Girl, I was feral before the first chapter was over. And then in stomps Durban Hennessy, grumpy distiller, rugged cowboy, emotionally constipated king of “I don’t do drama”… who immediately proves himself a liar when he scoops her off the floor (and out of her own personal meltdown) like some kind of brooding, whiskey-scented guardian angel. I swear my heart did somersaults.
And that store room scene? THE PRESSURE WAS RELIEVED ALRIGHT. I had to set my Kindle down and fan myself like I was having a Victorian fainting episode.
The whole “let’s just help each other out, totally casual, nothing to see here” bargain had me screaming because everyone—EVERYONE except them—knew they were falling hard. The hookups turning into sleepovers? The pillow talk??? The soft moments where his gruff edges melted around her? STOP. I am unwell. Completely undone.
Their chemistry is gasoline. Their banter is perfection. Their tenderness is lethal. Campbell and Durban are GOALS. Couple of the year. Couple of my HEART.
This book gave me small-town drama, spice hotter than a distillery furnace, emotional healing, messy vulnerability, and a hero who will literally hold your hair back while you puke on his boots and STILL think you’re worth the world.
Walker Rose, I salute you. I am obsessed. I need more. I need a reread. I need the whole Huckleberry Springs universe injected directly into my veins.
Unpolished? Absolutely. Gushing? To the point of embarrassment. Five stars? SHOULD BE TEN.
Oh my good lord I finished this in one day. Catch me, I'm swooning for Durban. 🫠
First off, we get unique MC names with well thought out characters. Secondly, the narrators for the audiobook were 🤌🏽. The growl my friends. The. Growl.
Durban is a cowboy turned whiskey distiller who was recently dumped from a 4 year long distance relationship. Campbell is an event planner being forced to plan her ex-fiance's wedding to her best friend/cousin that has to work closely with Durban for the wedding. Did I mention that they don't exactly like each other?
Watching their relationship evolve from a purely physical one to one that involves home cooked meals, alone time, pillow talk, and more will put a smile on your face. The mouth on these two. If they weren't having entertaining banter, they were so sexy together. Best of both worlds.
Highlight of the book? Durban's grand gesture. IFYKYK, if you don't....you MUST read it to find out. You will swoon.
Wow!! What a story!!! Campbell moves home after her boyfriend of many years dumps her. Her ex is now marrying her cousin and best friend and she is tasked with planning their wedding at her family’s ranch. She is not happy about it. She talks about her dilemma with Durban after he rescued her when she gets drunk. Durban realizes that he has misjudged Campbell and he offers to assist her during her moments of stress. They end up in a friends with benefits situation that grows to more. Both of them are afraid to be honest about their feelings because both of them have been hurt before.
This is a beautiful story and I absolutely loved it. Durban and Campbell were just perfect together. They complimented each other and listened to each other. They laughed and had fun together. I couldn’t put this book down. I give it 5 gloriously hot stars.
First of all, huge thank you to The Author Agency and Walker Rose for the ARC, I’m so grateful I got to read this early!
I’m definitely in my cowboy era 🤠 yeehaw, bitches. Durban has officially earned a spot on the “save a horse, ride a cowboy” list. That man knows exactly how to literally sweep a girl off her feet (iykyk 🥹🫣).
I loved every second of this book. Campbell having to plan the wedding for her ex and her niece? Talk about being the bigger person , I could never 🙃. Luckily for her (and us), that wild situation leads her straight into Durban’s bed, and honestly… those two are absolutely meant to be.
If you’re into cowboys, ex-drama, and a romance that gives you all the warm, messy, addictive feels, put this one on your TBR ASAP. 🤠💛
I started my love for all things Walker Rose when I read the prequel to this series, Whiskey Cowboy. This book Whiskey Bargain continues the Foster House series and let me just say, Durban is my new favorite.
He is quiet and observant. He makes it his mission to show others including Campbell just how strong she is. Everyone needs a Durban in their corner. The way that Campbell handles planning a wedding to her cheating ex? I mean she is a strong soul to be sure. She finds herself and real love through her pact with Durban.
I really love the fake dating trope. I mean you KNOW they are going to develop feelings but how they do it is always a fun ride. This one is no exception!! I am loving this series and have already pre ordered the audio. I can’t wait to hear Durban.
This was a quite the storyline. Very different from any other cowboy romance I have read and I really enjoyed it. I could never imagine myself having to plan a wedding for my cousin to my ex-boyfriend. F’ those bitches! I give Campbell props on being the bigger person because again, I could never. But the fun doesn’t stop there because we have some hot tension with a certain cowboy. Durban & Campbell give us quite the ride You want spicy hot chemistry & great banter. Well you got it! From enemies to friends to friends with benefits, these two may have started as a distraction for one another. But what happens when the lines begin to blur. This was such a fun read and I can’t wait to read the next book.
Thank you Walker Rose & The Author Agency for the arc.
Talk about an awesome second chance at romance story. The event coordinator position Campbell has now she is in charge of having to do the unthinkable, for someone who betrayed her. She has to work with her sisters brother in law, who she has alway been at odds with, but finds a friend in him. This story becomes a very interesting turn of events for both of them, dealing with people who feel they are above them in financial matters and social matters. As their story progresses they become increasingly aware of their own personal connection, feelings and other things don’t matter as much. Beautifully written story, loved it.
A steamy bargain with a cowboy with a mustache to relieve some of the tension? Sign me up!
When she is forced to plan the wedding of her ex-boyfriend with her cousin, Campbell gets some help from big broody cowboy Durban in relieving some of the stress that comes from it. But whiskey hookups with no strings turn in to feelings because who could resist the sweet cowboy with the mustache.
This was my first Walker rose book but I have put her previous series to the tbr as well because I need more of this family. I loved the characters and writing style and the spice was spicy.
Whiskey Bargain by Walker Rose is the first full-length novel in the Foster House series. After losing her job, Campbell returns home only to land the role of event planner for her cousin’s wedding—unfortunately to her own ex-boyfriend. Durban quickly takes it upon himself to shield her from the chaos and stress, no matter what it takes.
I absolutely loved this book. Walker Rose blends heartfelt storytelling with just the right amount of spice, and I was hooked on the characters from the very beginning. Campbell and Durban’s chemistry is spot-on, and their relationship feels both fun and deeply genuine. The story is perfectly paced, wrapped up beautifully, and the epilogue was such a rewarding little gift. I’m already excited for the next installment in the series!
I loved Whiskey Bargain! It has all the small town feels and drama you want then add in cowboys turned whiskey distillers and you will be hooked. Campbell and Durban will steal your heart. Campbell is moving back home and her family ranch’s new even planner. The first event being her ex’s wedding to her cousin, talk about awkward and drama. Durban was a cowboy and now a grumpy whiskey distiller that gets dragged into the crazy family wedding events that he wants nothing to do with. Though when these two are around each other there’s a fine line between hate and love. Durban agrees to help Campbell out during the wedding and that means more time spent together than either wants, but during those times they start to learn more about each other and open their eyes to what’s in front of them. Then add in the banter, steamy moments and mister swoon worthy Durban and you’ll be hooked. I could not get enough of these two.
Oh how wonderful it is to be immersed in another Walker Rose world and the first full length Foster House series book starts off with a bang! Returning home after a rough patch, Campbell’s first job as an event coordinator for the father’s ranch is the wedding of her ex and her cousin. To make matters even worse, she has to work with Durban, the rugged and gruff co-owner of the new distillery. Durban, although not into drama or messes after a recent breakup, cannot help stand by Campbell and be the support she didn’t know she needed. Their romance was initially only meant to be a stress relief for both of them, but turned into a sweet, spicy and perfectly enduring strong relationship. I listened to the audiobook and was just entrapped with the duet narration from Laura Horowitz and Ryan Lee Dunlap as I was with the story (I was especially smitten with low deep voice for Durban!) An enjoyable performance! 4.5 stars Thanks to the author for the eARC and ALC and gifted paperback.
Couldn’t put this down. Campbell’s situation was completely f@cked. She’s a bigger person than most to agree to plan a wedding for her trash ex and trash cousin. Durban was the grumpy silent MMC and was 👌🏻. I absolutely loved the way he took care of her and stood up for her. Durban was smooth AF and he wasn’t even trying. Yesss to Durban riding to her rescue like a literal knight in shining armor. It was a great way to say 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻. Loving this series and these Hennessy men have been 🤌🏻. The audio was fantastic!
OH MY GOD. okay I swear I say this with every book of hers that I read, but I swear to god it's perfect. Her stories are such comfort reads to me and I absolutely adore everyone that I have picked up.
but to this one more importantly. I ate this up. I loved the main characters (even though it took me a minute to get on board with his name lol) and their relationship. whenever a character makes a rule to "not fall in love with me" I AM SAT. watching her plan her ex's wedding while falling in love with someone she never expected was just **chefs kiss*