Winter's Kiss (In Shady Grove), by Beth Andrews
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Winter's Kiss (In Shady Grove), by Beth Andrews
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He didn't believe in fairy tales
Romantic fantasies and happy endings don't fit Oakes Bartasavich's reality. Of course, neither does his breathtaking attraction to Daphne Lynch. From his prestigious career to his volatile family, there's too much at stake to risk one kiss—let alone one night—with her.
But a snowy Christmas stranded together in Shady Grove, Pennsylvania, shines light on everything he's fighting to deny. Daphne isn't just a beautiful temptation. She's a strong, intelligent, kind woman who deserves a happily-ever-after. One that Oakes isn't sure he can give her…no matter how much he'd like to.
Winter's Kiss (In Shady Grove), by Beth Andrews- Amazon Sales Rank: #578130 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-11-01
- Released on: 2015-11-01
- Format: Kindle eBook
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. 2,5** By Books And Spoons Blog Okay. Well. As I was reading through this story, I hoped for a major twist in the plot, because as it was, it was desperate and heading for a major failure.Here's the situation - Oakes is the older half brother of Zach, Daphne's older half brother. Daphne and Zach's mother was a nanny for Oakes, when she had an affair with Oakes' dad, and became pregnant with Zach. Right, not the most traditional family ever. When you add to it that Daphne's dad was an alcoholic, who had abused the family, and tried to coerce Daphne to give him money at her high school graduation... Just as dysfunctional as it can be.So, when a psychology student, Daphne, goes after her long time crush, the lawyer Oakes, acting desperate, silly, making schemes to get them together, and outright begging him to pay attention to her, kiss her, sleep with her, whatever it was that she wanted at the time, it was embarrassing. Because even though Oakes didn't deny, that he was physically attracted to Daphne, and liked to be her friend, he was also very clear he didn't want to, or like to be attracted to her, didn't want to have a relationship with her, and only slept with her to get her out of his system. But even that doesn't stop her, she really still, goes after him, showing up at a party where he is with the woman he choose to be, wants to be with, who, according to him, fits into his life and is attractive, interesting, and all around lovely to be with...So, I admit, I had really hard time believing he actually would change his mind, or convince me that it was true love, after all that happen before. I'm sorry, but this couple didn't convince me of anything else, except that she was desperate, not very mature, and stubborn to the fault.There was also another couple in the story, the teenagers from the previous book of the series, Luke and Gracie. The teenage love drama that they lived through seemed more mature at the times, as the grownups, and was a cute addition to the book, even though in no way attached to the main plot.Yes, this story frustrated and embarrassed me more than anything else, but thankfully the teenagers saved part of the story.. Sorry, I really wish I could have understood and liked the story more than I did~ Two Spoons with a teaspoon on the side
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Familys always get in the way By Kate Vale This book is part of A Shady Grove series, and focuses on Oakes Bartasavich's attraction to Daphne Lynch. He shouldn't. Although unrelated, she IS related to his half-brother, Zach. Zach hates all the Bartasavich's or at least likes to think so, but he is protective of Daphne and warns her against getting close to Oakes. Oakes, too, is hesitant to act on his attraction. He's the brother who never takes chances, always does the right thing.But Daphne does take chances, has always been into challenges, the harder the better. And Oakes is a challenge. She's been in love with him since her senior year in high school. How she finally gets Oakes to see her as more than a cute former high schooler informs most of the story, now that she's all grown up and convinced that if she can just get Oakes alone and out of town--as in attending his brother's wedding in Shady Grove--he'll see that he shares deep feelings for her and that they'd be perfect together.But those wierd family relationships and all the problems they represent are in the way. Or are they?
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A sweet story about making time to explore and enjoy all the blessings that are placed in your pathway. By Isha Coleman Oakes is too busy trying to please and mediate everyone and everything around him to stop and enjoy life. When nature throws him a curve ball in the form of Daphne Lynch and an unexpected storm he is forced to reexamine what is more important. Winter's Kiss was a sweet story about making time to explore and enjoy all the blessings that are placed in your pathway. I received an ARC of this story in exchange for an honest review.
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