Thursday, October 18, 2018

Review : The Sheriff's Little Matchmaker

The Sheriff's Little Matchmaker by Carrie Nichols

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, 
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Purchase Link: Amazon | Kobo | BN
Pages: 240
Published October 8th 2018 by Entangled Publishing, LLC (Bliss)
When teacher Sasha Honeycutt kisses a handsome cowboy in a bar on a dare, she never expects to see him again. To her surprise, though, he walks through the door of her classroom for a parent-teacher conference. Sheriff Remy Fontenot might be sexy as sin, but Sasha has no interest in falling for another police officer. Rose Creek, Texas is her fresh start after being “that poor widow.” Only, Remy’s precocious daughter has big plans for the two of them…

After their stolen kiss, Remy knows there's a sexy woman hiding under that school marm charm. When fate—aka his seven-year-old—keeps putting her in his path, he decides to take it as a sign. His daughter needs a mom, and the intriguing, beautiful Sasha is perfect for the role. Not to mention their chemistry is off the charts. Unfortunately, he's set his sights on the one woman in town who has no interest in falling for another man with a badge.

Sasha is a prim teacher who isn't interested in getting into another relationship after how the last one turned out. But it seems one of her students are on a mission to match make with her Sheriff father.

This was such a cutesy book. I loved seeing that connection between the two and how the daughter was trying her best to get them to get together. Thing was I tended to wonder what happened to the little match maker who was setting these two together. She seems to be around in the beginning and towards the ending but she dissappeared for a good chunk of the story I was thinking that she would be more present in the book being that she is the daughter and the one trying to set these two up. Other then that I thought that this book was really cute and sweet and I just really enjoyed reading it.

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