Wild Eyes

I couldn't stop reading this book and at the same time, I was dreading to see it end. It was that good! I was over halfway through when I knew I was going to have a bad book hangover after this....and I was right. I am already missing these characters. I loved every single one of them (even the cameos) 'Wild love' was a 5 star read for me...and this one was even better. I don't know how that's possible, but it is. This book had everything you look for in a small town/single dad romance and more. West was such a cinnamon roll/Golden retriever energy. I loved him so much. Skylar.... I loved seeing her grow and be a part of that journey. Ollie and Emmy were so precious! Everyone needs a friend like Rosie and Ford. Cora was cool. Also, the scene with West's parents was hilarious. Cherry was the Queen! To Bree, in Cherry's words : "Take a hike!" This series is probably going to be one of my all time favourites for a very long time. Now, onto the next! Hopefully, we still get to see some of these characters in Tabby and Rhys's story.

Loved it ...

I giggled, I swooned, I smiled, I cried, I hoped for a future like Fancy face and Thick thighs. This book made me feel better and more loved on days when I absolutely didn’t. Read it, you won’t regret it. Weston Belmont, I love you. I will not settle for anything less than him!

Welcome back to Rosie Hill — Part 2! Guess who's back with a fresh new recommendation and the same old small town charm of Rosie Hill? Yup, it’s me again! This time, the story kicks off with a sparkling meet-cute featuring Skylar Stone — who, by the way, is lowkey escaping her big city music life in search of some woodland solitude… and ends up landing right into the arms of none other than the charming! dashing! and a single dad of two adorable kids — Weston Belmont. Oh, and he just so happens to be Rosie’s brother (yep, the same Rosie from Wild Love with the pink cover and Mr. Grant — but that’s another story). Now, Mr. Belmont wears many hats: rescuing a girl from a grizzly bear (as one does), offering her a place to stay, and moving her from his bunkhouse to his actual home — because apparently, a mouse named Scotty already claimed the bunkhouse. And let’s be honest, if anyone deserves a home, it’s Scotty. Away from the city and her overbearing parents, Skylar finally starts to breathe. And honestly, how could she not fall for that dashing daddy? So yeah, this story is all about a girl running away from her dreams… only to stumble into something that might just feel like home. Want to know what she finds? You’ll have to read it to find out! Overall, I loved this one — though not more than Rosie’s story. (I’m loyal, what can I say?) I did relate to Skylar in a few parts, but seriously, Elsie has written some of the best book men in this series. I say that with confidence because I’ve finished the first two books and I’m this close to wrapping up the third. And my favorite people in the book remain Ford Grant and Ollie and Emmy — for being the cutest kids they are! I love them WHOLEHEARTEDLY.

Cute read. Clean plot and good characterization. If you love country side and romance this book has got you safr

This book was even more perfect with a good blend of humour, romance, emotional moments, remarkable character development and great chemistry between Skylar & West! I loved Skylar so much and the way she bonded so easily with West's kids was so heartwarming. West was such a great guy and he could do anything for the people he loves. I liked how he made Skylar feel so comfortable and helped her heal. I just loved them together so much! The side characters were as usual very charming and I can't wait to continue this series because I have a feeling that I'm going to love the next couple even more!

I recieve the book in good condition but at the cover bottom there was black colour that made the book like pirated one and the quality of the pages was also bad