The Simple Life by Tara Sivic
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporaryHumor
- Series
- Standalone
Recommendation
This book gave me all the warm fuzzies! I’m a HUGE sucker for a single dad story and this one is the best I’ve read in a long while! An adorable story with so much heart and the classic laugh out loud hilarity, wit and sarcasm you’d expect from a Tara Sivic Rom-Com. Tara did such a great job painting the scenes in this book with her words that it played out like a movie in my minds eye…LOVE! The backstory is so endearing, cowboy Clint will have you swooning, Brooklyn will have you cheering her on and the girls…my goodness, they stole my heart ❤ Definitely had me day dreaming of finding my own simple life. So good!
Excerpts
That type of compatibility needs scientific proof that it will work. Preferably multiple times, in multiple locations, and with multiple orgasms before a decision can be made.
We've been teaching them how to walk away from us since we taught them how to take their first steps.
Publisher synopsis
Brooklyn Manning thought her life was perfect in every way, until it crumbled down around her and turned into a dumpster fire. With her pride wounded and her tail tucked between her legs, she leaves New York and goes back to her tiny hometown of White Timber, Montana.
No more twenty-four-hour taco trucks, no more shopping at the best designer stores within walking distance, no more giving taxi drivers the finger when they angrily honk at her. She didn’t think it could get any worse. But then Clint Hastings walked into the room and insulted her.
Her arch nemesis from high school is no longer a nerdy computer whiz, masturbating to pictures in PC World magazine in his free time (allegedly). He’s grown up to be a hot-as-hell cowboy, and she has no other choice but to be a smart ass right back to him. After all, it’s what they do. It’s what they’ve always done, and twelve years apart hasn’t changed anything.
Only this time, getting under each other’s skin is a hell of a lot more fun than it used to be.
*A standalone romantic comedy with a lot of heart*
Review published November 11, 2018