Publication Date: August 2020
Hunter Jones will do whatever it takes to make the best life possible
for his son. Unfortunately, part of that requires relying on his now ex-wife—a
woman who admits motherhood isn’t for her—to pull her weight for the sake of
their boy. Yet when one of her erratic moments results in a missed daycare pick
up, Hunter’s the one who gets accused of being a bad parent. He has nothing to
prove to the opinionated stranger with the sassy smirk who openly berated him.
Still, he finds himself irresistibly compelled to prove himself to her...
After growing up in the foster system, Violet Drake has zero patience for poor parenting. However, she’s the first to admit she was too harsh on Hunter when he arrived late to pick up his son... and that’s only partially because he’s insanely hot. It should have been an easy no when he asked her out. She’s constantly traveling for work, plus getting mixed up with a single dad is a monumentally bad idea. But the idea of spending time with him is too tempting to resist.
Their timing is wrong. They want completely different things. So why do they feel drawn to each other with each glance?
After growing up in the foster system, Violet Drake has zero patience for poor parenting. However, she’s the first to admit she was too harsh on Hunter when he arrived late to pick up his son... and that’s only partially because he’s insanely hot. It should have been an easy no when he asked her out. She’s constantly traveling for work, plus getting mixed up with a single dad is a monumentally bad idea. But the idea of spending time with him is too tempting to resist.
Their timing is wrong. They want completely different things. So why do they feel drawn to each other with each glance?
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Can't Help Falling in Love is the fifth book in the Magnolia Sound series. This is Hunter and Violet's story. What I love about this series is that the characters come across as very real. Their feelings and emotions are genuine. Violet and Hunter both have feelings of inadequacy and not being "good enough" for someone to want fight for them or to stay. They were so much alike in their baggage that I think it made it harder for them to see the issues. Thankfully, they had family and friends that called them out on their BS. I loved this couple together. There wasn't a ton of angst, which I was grateful for. I also appreciated that three year old Eli actually acted like a three year old. He was too cute and that epilogue was perfection. I highly recommend this one. Kyle's story is next and I can't wait.
About the Author
Samantha Chase is a
New York Times and USA Today bestseller of contemporary romance.
She released her debut novel in 2011 and currently has more than forty titles
under her belt! When she’s not working on a new story, she spends her time
reading romances, playing way too many games of Scrabble or Solitaire on
Facebook, wearing a tiara while playing with her sassy pug Maylene…oh, and
spending time with her husband of 25 years and their two sons in North
Carolina.
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