Sweet (ARC)

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Release Date: December 14, 2021
Genre: Romance, Novella
Blurb:
He survived by always being in control.
She's about to make him melt. 

It's 2004, and Daisy Rivera knows two things: she's going to end up disappointing her parents' fondest hopes and dreams in roughly six months, and somehow she's going to figure out how to kiss the mysterious tattoo artist two shops down from her grandmother's cafe that everyone calls Spider.

Spider Villalobos knows one thing: if he gives into temptation and makes a move on Daisy, his fresh start is over.

Their shops may be neighbors in Metlin, but their lives are worlds apart. 

Review: 
Thank you to Elizabeth Hunter and Social Butterfly PR for this ARC in exchange for my honest review. 

This is not the first book I have read from Elizabeth Hunter, I'm a long time fan of her Irin Chronicles, however this is the first book I've read from her Contemporary Romance genre. What a cute introduction into this world! 

I always love stories that bring together two people from completely different lifestyles and this novella does a great job of giving us just enough to make readers want more. We see the relationship between Spider, an ex gang member and Daisy, the family Golden child, go from small interactions each morning to a beautiful romance. 

The culture and family dynamics of this novella were perfect and reminded me of my own family. Love and support in abundance, while also dealing with the crazy cousins and having everyone in your business! Since I didn't know what I was getting into with the book, I was pleasantly surprised with this short, sweet book. It had just enough depth to create an enjoyable story. 

I will definitely be going into Elizabeth Hunter's 7th and Main series after getting this little taste! 
Sweet
Elizabeth Hunter


 

Amanda and Kristin met in 2010 when they started teaching at the same school and soon became fast friends. Throughout the years one constant in their friendship was their support of each other and knowledge of the importance of self care. Whether it was going on road trips to concerts, girls’ night in/ out, or reading, they always valued that time. As moms who were former teachers, Amanda and Kristin value the importance and joy reading brings to people of all ages. They liked to trade books and talk about their latest obsessions until one day they realized one thing they disliked was the lack of representation of Indie authors in big chain bookstores. They missed browsing a bookstore, finding an unknown treasure and being able to sit down to enjoy it in a comfy chair. The joy of getting that copy of your newest favorite book to add to your collection is a feeling of excitement that never goes away. By creating Wicked Spines, they are hoping to bring a little piece of that joy to their community while supporting amazing Indie authors.

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