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vicki_williams 's review for:
Hand Picked
by May Archer
4.5 stars.
This gorgeous small town romance had me laughing, sighing and feeling all the feels for Webb and Luke. They really didn’t have a good first introduction to each other and it took some time for Webb to overcome that. A drunken idea to solidify their new friendship had them accidental hand-fasting in front of most of the meddling but loveable townsfolk. Little did they know of the hilarious requirements to be meet to validate their hand fasting. Requirements they are determined not to fulfil!
As the chemistry between them gains momentum, Webb struggles with his newly awakened attraction to a man, a slightly nerdy, shy elementary school teacher with an inventive way of cussing. After embracing the steamier side of the relationship and negotiating a couple of angst inducing hurdles, Webb and Luke get their loving HEA and the townspeople couldn’t be happier. Especially Webb’s young son Aiden who is the most adorable of all the interesting side characters.
I was fully engaged in this enjoyable small town romance and look forward to more in the Sunday Brothers series.
This gorgeous small town romance had me laughing, sighing and feeling all the feels for Webb and Luke. They really didn’t have a good first introduction to each other and it took some time for Webb to overcome that. A drunken idea to solidify their new friendship had them accidental hand-fasting in front of most of the meddling but loveable townsfolk. Little did they know of the hilarious requirements to be meet to validate their hand fasting. Requirements they are determined not to fulfil!
As the chemistry between them gains momentum, Webb struggles with his newly awakened attraction to a man, a slightly nerdy, shy elementary school teacher with an inventive way of cussing. After embracing the steamier side of the relationship and negotiating a couple of angst inducing hurdles, Webb and Luke get their loving HEA and the townspeople couldn’t be happier. Especially Webb’s young son Aiden who is the most adorable of all the interesting side characters.
I was fully engaged in this enjoyable small town romance and look forward to more in the Sunday Brothers series.