Bad Alibi: A Small-Town Romance (Redemption Book 1)

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It hit all my romance buttons in best of ways and has given me a whole new set of characters to get to know! But even with their different backgrounds, they both love with everything they've got, they are loyal and ready to jump at everything to help someone. Helpful hint: an on page suggestion of a main character having a sexual history is perfectly adequate.Like the Hope Valley series, this series is set in a small town that just happens to be filled with people who like to ride, but they are wonderful, supportive people. Heroine hears hero having sex with another woman and is still insanely, knee-knocking attracted to him. AHHH, I have always liked Jessica Prince and this intro to her new Redemption series is one to get excited about. There are some cute scenes with Sage and Xander from Out Of The Darkness, and Sage really kicks Cannon's butt into gear when it comes to making things up to Farrah. Their bantering was a lot fun, the smexy was hot and I loved how everything worked out for them in the end.

You have to literally experience this story , the rollercoaster ride of ups and downs/ highs and lows and highs to get how brilliant the writing and characters are. In the beginning, the hero is a total STD walking manwhore which the heroine sees as well as hears, Yuck and 1 star. Determined to start living for herself, Farah cuts ties with the past and moves to the foothills of the Smoky Mountains.

Welcome to Bear Mountain Homestead in the small Alaskan town of Kenshaw, where nine founding brothers are living their lives in harmony on Bear Mountain. A sceptical female clinical psychologist, Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers), teams up with priest-in-training David Acosta (Mike Colter) and blue-collar contractor Ben Shakir (Aasif Mandvi) to investigate supposed miracles, demonic possessions, and other extraordinary occurrences.

That slow burning desire that simmers under the surface, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to boil up and over. I would have liked this way more if it wasn't for some of the hero's actions, one action in particular led to a long ewww from me - after meeting the heroine and feeling a sharp and deep spark of attraction, the heroine hears the sounds of him having sex with another woman. the owner and her staff are amazing and nice people very kind and helpful which just adds to the fact that i love to come here.You could say it’s a spin off from her Hope Valley series which also happens to be my fav series of hers to date.

There are only detailed intimate scenes with the Hero and heroine though she sees a couple of occasions while she is working at the local bar, him leave with other women and while at the bar there are different occasions where women are crawling all over him. She’s been through more than most could ever imagine but has come out of it with a truly golden soul and the determination to live her life on her own terms and I loved watching as she evolved into the woman she always wanted to be.Especially now that her new home is under renovation—bringing back the grand old Victorian charm that’s been long neglected. It’s shows like this that keeps me interested in listening to, not just watching, mass media entertainment. Cannon may not THINK he wants love, but when the RIGHT woman walks into his life (Farah) he has no choice because the heart wants what it wants. She meets people she can confide in, friends she can trust, and even a man who has the potential to heal her shattered heart. Farah Highland was raised with more money than most people could ever dream of, but with that wealth and privilege came cold indifference and cruelty.