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Mother Parker
by Rhys Everly
Enjoyable 3.75 stars.
Parker is such a grumpy grump and ends up on Mayberry Holm when his life implodes. Hwan is a bubbly, sweet, full of sunshine guy who has just opened his Bubble Tea store. Their first meeting certainly does leave an impression, good from Hwan’s viewpoint but not so much from Parker’s.
Circumstances have Parker assisting Hwan at the store where they finally get to know one another and find themselves enjoying each other’s company which does lead to some smexy times.
This enjoyable read includes Bubble tea flavours galore, references to the Golden Girls, a hint of suspense, a dash of angst and two main characters finding their place in the world and their HEA. We are also given a sneak peek at the main character for the next in the series.
I did feel at the beginning that I was missing some backstory and then realised that the novella Forever Asher is a prequel and sets up the series.
Parker is such a grumpy grump and ends up on Mayberry Holm when his life implodes. Hwan is a bubbly, sweet, full of sunshine guy who has just opened his Bubble Tea store. Their first meeting certainly does leave an impression, good from Hwan’s viewpoint but not so much from Parker’s.
Circumstances have Parker assisting Hwan at the store where they finally get to know one another and find themselves enjoying each other’s company which does lead to some smexy times.
This enjoyable read includes Bubble tea flavours galore, references to the Golden Girls, a hint of suspense, a dash of angst and two main characters finding their place in the world and their HEA. We are also given a sneak peek at the main character for the next in the series.
I did feel at the beginning that I was missing some backstory and then realised that the novella Forever Asher is a prequel and sets up the series.