Take Me To The Valley by Kaci Rose
(Mountain Men of Whiskey River #8)
Genre(s): Romance
Release Date: January 11th, 2025
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 274
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Spice: Steamy 🌶️🌶️
Genre(s): Romance
Release Date: January 11th, 2025
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 274
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Spice: Steamy 🌶️🌶️
“Take Me To the Valley,” introduces us to Calista Stapleton, a dedicated nurse who finds herself moving back to her hometown. Prompted by her four brothers, who are preoccupied with managing the family’s beloved whiskey distillery, Calista returns to help her aging parents. As she drives back into town, she encounters Evan, her younger brother’s best friend. No longer teenagers, Calista’s feels a rush of new feelings as she notices how well Evan fills out his police uniform.
Shortly after settling in, tragedy strikes as Evan sustains an injury while on duty. Being a nurse, Calista is quickly volunteered by her brother to take on the role of Evan's caretaker. She nurses him through his recovery, and the shared hours foster an undeniable closeness. With each passing day and every moment spent together, Evan and Calista are forced to confront the growing emotions simmering between them.
I enjoyed the story but I felt that more time was needed to develop a deeper connection between Calista and Evan. They had a whirlwind two-week romance and their relationship progressed too quickly. The love story would have felt more believable by adding more
Shortly after settling in, tragedy strikes as Evan sustains an injury while on duty. Being a nurse, Calista is quickly volunteered by her brother to take on the role of Evan's caretaker. She nurses him through his recovery, and the shared hours foster an undeniable closeness. With each passing day and every moment spent together, Evan and Calista are forced to confront the growing emotions simmering between them.
I enjoyed the story but I felt that more time was needed to develop a deeper connection between Calista and Evan. They had a whirlwind two-week romance and their relationship progressed too quickly. The love story would have felt more believable by adding more
detail and additional scenes to build the tension and allow their bond to grow more naturally.
Thank you to BookSprout and Kaci Rose for the opportunity to read this advanced reader copy in exchange for my honest opinion and review.
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