Fleeting –
‘This time, when I knew the journey was coming to an end, I was happy to be going home.’
Presley is a free spirit. She moved from the big city to help her grandmother run her book and post store in the small town of Fawn Hills. After her grandmother’s dog eats one of her unmentionables, Presley meets the town hero and resident nice guy, Keaton Nash. Keaton is a veterinarian who followed in his father’s footsteps and is now trying to keep up with being the town hero without his father there. As the two get to know each other Presley sees that the perfect façade that Keaton puts forward is just that, a façade and behind that façade is a man that has struggles and problems just like everyone else. Can Presley put down roots and be happy in the small town? Or will she go back to the city and run away from the one man she could truly love?
I really enjoyed this book. I appreciate the journey that the characters went on, but I also appreciate that we get so much from the secondary characters in this book. So much so that I can’t wait for more Nash brothers!! These two were so relatable because just like regular people who first meet up and are trying to decide if they can date, they said the wrong things. There was some rejection, which is again, relatable. All in all this was a fantastic book that left me wanting more from all of Keaton’s brothers!
Forgiven –
Bowen and Lily were a love story for the ages, until a car accident changed everything. 10 years has passed since the accident and Bowen has done everything in his power to avoid Lily, however now, the two are being forced together thanks to his older brother’s wedding. Bowen has done his best to keep Lily in the dark as to why he walked away, but the more time they spend together the harder it is for him to keep that secret.
Lily has never fallen out of love with Bowen, but her unanswered questions nag at her the more time they spend together. How could Bowen just walk away from her? She thought their love could withstand anything, but he walked away so easily. She’s desperate to find out what happened all those years ago, but is she ready for the answers?
I am so glad we got Bowen’s story, he seemed so surly in Keaton’s book and I just knew there had to be more to him. And Carrie Aarons did not disappoint. This story was full of angst, and the constant push and pull between Bowen and Lily had me devouring the pages to find out what would happen next for them! This was a fantastic addition to the Nash Brother’s series, and I can’t wait for the twins’ stories!
Flutter –
Forrest Nash is a for all intents and purposes, a hacker. He used to do some questionable things with those skills, for the greater good, but now he puts those skills to good use as helping solve crimes. Penelope Briggs is a widow; she lost the love of her life when he was serving the USA. She is a single mom of 3 and doing her best. Forrest has been in lust with Penelope since he was a little boy, now as a grown man he can’t stand her. She is bossier and sassier than any man can handle. As for Forrest, Penelope can’t stand him either, he’s cocky and a know it all. What the two can’t deny is they have some serious chemistry in the bedroom. One night turns into two, and they can’t seem to keep their hands off of each other. The two think they’re being sneaky, but when a job Forrest is working threatens Penelope’s safety, he’ll do anything to protect her. The question is, are either willing to admit they are more than just friends with benefits?
Forrest Nash, I’ve been waiting for his book since Keaton’s. Don’t get me wrong Carrie Aarons is three for three when it comes to the Nash brothers. Each of them are swoony in their own way, but Forrest, that nerdy vibe just makes me love him even more than his other brother’s. Carrie has absolutely killed it with the third installment in the Nash Brother’s series. I love a girl with some sass and Penelope has that in spades, and the chemistry that Carrie brings to life with her writing of this book is white hot. I couldn’t put this book down; it was an absolute page turner. This book was such a quick read because I needed to know what was going to happen next. Bring on Fletcher, I have a feeling he is going to tear my heart out!
Falter –
Ryan Shea has had a tough life, and a tough go of it with relationships, with her last one ending rather dramatically. She’s decided that she is swearing off men for a while. She knows she jumps head first into relationships, so she’s decided to focus on herself. Fletcher Nash is the baby in his family, and a recovering addict. He’s five years into his sobriety and he vowed to never fall in lust again. He’s working hard and fighting his battle to remain sober every day. When Ryan comes to town to stay with her best friend Presley, the two are thrown back together. The few times they’ve been around each other before, there has always been a pull that they have both tried to avoid. As they spend more time together, it is hard to deny that pull, but as they navigate through their budding relationship, are either ready for this to be more? And can Ryan separate her past from her future?
I didn’t think I would love a Nash brother as much as I loved Forrest, but Fletcher just took the top spot. This book wasn’t just about two people falling in love, this book was about a man fighting addiction and a woman trying to overcome her past. Hands down one of the most amazing books I’ve read in a while. I love that Carrie didn’t shy away from talking about addiction and how debilitating it can be even when you are 5 years sober. She takes a topic that can be dark, and just writes about it in a way that makes it more eye opening to people who don’t suffer. I’ve been rooting for Ryan and Fletcher from the very first book in this series, and I’m so glad that they got their happily ever after! Well done Carrie, I don’t think I could have asked for a better ending to this series!
A Very Nash Christmas –
This novella gave me all the feels and seriously put me in the holiday spirit! I absolutely adore the Nash brother’s and I’m so grateful that we got to catch up with them and their families! To see them all thriving put a serious smile on my face. I think I smiled through the entire novella! This is one of my favorite Carrie Aaron’s families, and just what 2020 ordered to get everyone ready for the holidays!
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Small town swoon
This box set is absolutely fabulous! It contains a little of everything. Good men, bad boys, strong women and strong family bonds. Each story has drama (though some do run through more than one book) there is lust, longing, love, hurt and many other emotions. One thing this box set has in spades is small town swoon... each hero has his own faults (some more than others) and each heroine has her own mind - which is a strong selling point for me. Carrie Aaron has definitely given you a heap of feels put into one box set, that is for sure! Cozy up with your kindle, a hot cup of cocoa (or a glass of wine) and enjoy the banter of the Nash Brothers and the women who turn their worlds inside out. You WON’T be disappointed.
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