Imagine a Chip-and-Jo-without-any-love couple that starts to fall from grace as their TV personas start to crumble. Enter Carey and James, the “assistants”, to save the day by managing the friction fueled couple as they head out on their book tour to promote their book on, you guessed it, love and marriage. Behind the scenes Carey has been the brain child of all the design success they’ve had without any credit, and James has dreams of doing the engineering job what he was hired to do instead of make sure the couple doesn’t kill each other. While one couple falls apart, another falls together.

First off, I’m a huge Christina Lauren fan! However, this wasn’t my favorite. Tripp and Melly were annoying, and I know this was the intent, so this author duo nailed that!! I would have loved to dive more into Carey’s and James’ connection. I felt like I got to know Carey pretty well and liked her, but I felt that James’ personality was very surface level.

I’m new to Mia Sheridan, and I must say, I’m now a huge fan! Archer’s Voice was my first of her books and I know there will be many that follow. I completely fell in love with Archer, Pelion, Maine’s town recluse and mute. The sweetest and loneliest soul, misunderstood by all who know him, he is isolated and filled with guilt and loss from the gut wrenching accident that left him with the inability to speak. Until he meets Bree. Her own heartbreak brings her to Archer and, through her compassion and perhaps a sprinkle of fate, she gives him back his voice. Family feuds and secrets, small town gossip, and two broken souls tangled their way into my heart. Can loving someone be a burden? Can Archer and Bree find peace in each other and move beyond their suffering? This was a unique story that made me smile until my cheeks hurt, laugh out loud, and become glassy eyed with heartbreak. Mia Sheridan crafted the perfect recipe of touching, butterfly in your stomach moments filled with innocence and steamy passionate ones filled with love.