A Very Merry Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams
Published: November 1, 2022
Paperback, 368 pages
(Thanks to Netgalley & Berkley Publishing Group, I received an eARC)
GOODREADS RATING: 4/5 STARS
GOODREADS SYNOPSIS:
‘Tis the season for a Bromance Book Club matchmaking mission! This time, they’re pulling out the mistletoe for everyone’s favorite country music star, Colton, and his second chance at love.
Country music’s golden boy Colton Wheeler felt the most perfect harmony when he was with Gretchen Winthrop. But for her, it was a love him and leave him situation. A year later, Colton is struggling to push his music forward in a new direction. If it weren’t about to be the most magical time of year and the support of the Bromance Book Club, he’d be wallowing in self-pity.
It’s hard for immigration attorney Gretchen not to feel a little Scrooge-ish about the excess of Christmas when her clients are scrambling to afford their rent. So when her estranged, wealthy family reaches out with an offer that will allow her to better serve the community, she’s unable to say no. She just needs to convince Colton to be the new face of her family’s whiskey brand. No big deal…
Colton agrees to consider Gretchen’s offer in exchange for three dates before Christmas. With the help of the Bromance Book Club, Colton throws himself into the task of proving to her there’s a spark between them. But Gretchen and Colton will both need to overcome the ghosts of Christmas past to build a future together.
MY THOUGHTS:
I absolutely love this series, I admit I have been reading out of order, but I am getting everything out of it in my opinion. I really enjoyed this installment, and the it took place during the holidays. This was such a fun read.
Gretchen was so fun to see in depth, especially when she let some walls down with Colton. Colton made me so happy. I loved reading about him and hearing all his feelings. He was such an open and lovable character.
Overall, I highly recommend continuing with this series if you’ve already started. If not you can totally read them in any orders, though you will get more out of them reading them in order. I have had some relationships spoiled for me by reading out of order, but I personally don’t mind.
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