Review : No Heartbreaker Required

No Heartbreaker Required by JoAnn Sky

(A Biggest Little Love Story #2)

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, 

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Pages: 200

Published: June 10th 2019 by Entangled: Bliss

When an avalanche crushes her world, Olympic hopeful Starr Taylor loses her job, her boyfriend, and worst of all, her confidence. She's working on getting her life back together and moving forward, and it certainly won’t be with Spencer Kensington, the far-too-attractive playboy lawyer she’s forced to play nice with at their friends’ wedding. Unfortunately, Spencer's trip to Reno gets extended unexpectedly, and Starr suddenly finds herself way too close for comfort with the man she's quickly realizing is more than he appears.

Spencer is a tough, no-nonsense New York businessman with a no-commitment rule in the bedroom. But a few days of living with Starr, feeding goats and helping her save troubled teens, has him feeling something he can't identify. In fact, the more Spencer gets to know the surprisingly vulnerable and tempting woman, the duller his superficial life in the city starts to seem. But everything he's worked for is waiting for him, and as Spencer’s flight back home grows closer, he's left wondering if the life he has is really the life he wants.

Each book in the Biggest Little Love series is STANDALONE:

* No Cowboy Required* 

No Heartbreaker Required 

Starr is a well known skier and hasn't been on the slopes since an avalanche caught up with her leaving her shaken. While she tries to deal with that because of a recent wedding she now has to deal with Spencer.

I wasn't sure how to write more of a description without writing too much about the story. If you like a good contemporary romance you'll like this. I enjoyed getting to konw the two characters. Starr  has some confidence issues after her accident and with an ex like hers and you know what there was just too much going on for her no wonder shes having issues. Then there's spenser who was a bit of a pain in the butt, and while he was well intentioned it could be seen as pushy and communication between the two was obviously an issue. Overall this book was pretty good, I pretty much devoured this book today and just read from start to end because I really was enjoying the book that much.