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All for Wesley
by Jocelynn Drake, Rinda Elliott
This is the third book in the Pineapple Grove series but it can be read as a stand-alone. Characters from the previous books are in this book too.
Wesley is the owner of Wilton Cottage. An LGBT+ friendly bed and breakfast that he’s poured his heart and soul into. He is very involved in his community and has a group of wonderful friends that are his chosen family. His mother disowned him when he came out at 17.
Nathan is a successful property developer and hotel owner. He has set his sights on the block that includes Wilton Cottage and the other business owners in the block have all agreed to sell - except Wesley. Nathan grew up in Pineapple Grove but he had a very unhappy childhood that left emotional scars and he felt that the community looked at him as if he was trash. He has a need for order after growing up in chaos and disorder due to a father who liked to party instead of parent.
Wesley and Nathan feel a spark towards each other that ignites during a reckless night together. Then another, as they can’t seem to say no to each other, except when it involves business.
I really enjoyed this well written book. There’s layers to the main characters that unfold throughout the story and I enjoyed revisiting the characters from the previous books. After emotional upheaval and some compromises, Wesley and Nathan get their HEA.
Wesley is the owner of Wilton Cottage. An LGBT+ friendly bed and breakfast that he’s poured his heart and soul into. He is very involved in his community and has a group of wonderful friends that are his chosen family. His mother disowned him when he came out at 17.
Nathan is a successful property developer and hotel owner. He has set his sights on the block that includes Wilton Cottage and the other business owners in the block have all agreed to sell - except Wesley. Nathan grew up in Pineapple Grove but he had a very unhappy childhood that left emotional scars and he felt that the community looked at him as if he was trash. He has a need for order after growing up in chaos and disorder due to a father who liked to party instead of parent.
Wesley and Nathan feel a spark towards each other that ignites during a reckless night together. Then another, as they can’t seem to say no to each other, except when it involves business.
I really enjoyed this well written book. There’s layers to the main characters that unfold throughout the story and I enjoyed revisiting the characters from the previous books. After emotional upheaval and some compromises, Wesley and Nathan get their HEA.