Drunk on You (Bourbon Brothers, #1) by Teri Anne Stanley

Jun 16, 2015 Dirty Dayna rated it it was amazing

Drunk on You
5 bourbon stars

What a totally cute concept love it all.

The story is about a soldier Justin who comes back to the family business after losing his best friend in battle and he cant cope hes basically a drunken mess and cant commit to any aspect in his life.

Allie is the sister of the lost soldier who has been in love with Justin since before she can even remember and to honor her brother she has taken his whiskey white dog and made new age booze concoctions with it and is trying ...more

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Jul 22, 2015 Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews rated it liked it

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Drunk On You was a bit of a disappointment for me. I didn't love it, but neither did I dislike it. Allie and Justin are likeable, sympathetic characters that I wanted to see get their HEA. They've both been through a lot, and deserve to be happy. Maybe it was just my mood when I read it, but the story just didn't grab me the way I hoped it would. There were aspects of the story that I enjoyed, but there were also predictable plot points ...more

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Jul 21, 2015 Katrina Marie rated it it was amazing

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I had so much fun reading Drunk on You. It's a perfect read to wrap up the summer with a drink in your hand.

Allie and Justinare hilarious together. It's hard trying to confine in your feelings when you've been in love with your brother's best friend for years. And Allie finds her old crush coming back to life when Justincomes home from being in the military. Justin is surly, and definitely confused. He's attracted to Allie, ...more

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Jun 15, 2015 Jessica rated it liked it

Shelves: review, arc-or-netgalley, 2015-reading-challenge

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My Thoughts:

Allie has always been the girl Greg* couldn't have because she's his best friend David's sister. After he goes with David to be in the Marines and comes back alone, it's his responsibility to take care of Allie. This turns out to be more difficult than imagined since there's a clear desire on both sides. They end up going on a little road trip together to help promote Allie's shiny new idea for the distillery. She's ...more

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Jun 25, 2015 DawnMarie Carpintero rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc

5 Stars

I was given this book for my honest review

“You’re going to have to get your social butterfly personality back and dust it off,” she told him. “We’re going on a road trip.” “Ah hell,” he said, finally sitting down

Justin-cute, hot and broken and war hero

Allie-pretty, sweet, and driven

Brandon-Allie’s brother, hero

Justin and Allie come together in this emotional journey that will have you reaching for tissues this entire read. Justin back from the war is trying to deal with an emotional scar ...more

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Jul 01, 2015 Bette Hansen rated it really liked it

I found this to be a very entertaining read! It's very well written but could use a little closer editing, although it's nothing that takes away from the overall story. Greg is home from Afghanistan filled with guilt and trying to drown those memories with bourbon. Allie has been in love with Greg forever but he has always looked at her as his best friend's little sister. After a fire at their families distillery, the are thrown together to come up with a way to repair things before their ...more

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Jul 02, 2015 Tati rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary-realistic

I'd like to thank NetGalley and Entangled Publishing, LLC for providing me with a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

As far as adult books go, this was okay. I did think there wasn't that much chemistry between Allie and Greg (I don't know who that Justin on the blurb is). The ending was very predictable, and given the lack of real tension between the two, the whole thing was just *meh*.

What bothered me was how Greg's hair color changed... Sometimes it was dark, then it turned to blond, ...more

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Jun 15, 2015 Amber .:★Wild Heart Reviews★:. rated it really liked it

Shelves: net-galley, entangled

Oh sweet, sweet bourbon. Drunk on you is one of those books I instantly was hooked on. Great characters, great supporting characters and a really good, grab a hold of you storyline. For me, it was something different, you don't typically get to read about bourbon making families these days, so it's definitely a different trope in that regard. However, it's also a story about friends who do become lovers.

Justin Morgan has just returned from Afghanistan where he saw his best friend killed. His ...more

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Aug 03, 2015 Nerdy Dirty & Flirty rated it really liked it

I laughed and cried… then laughed some more…

Allie McGrath and Greg Morgan are part of Kentucky bourbon history. Their families’ distillery had fumbled but decades old traditions was finally seeing the company start back on solid ground. Their legacy came with responsibilities and expectations, both of which they were rebelling against though for much different reasons. Bourbon, love, and loss fuel a journey that would either bring them closer together or tear them apart forever.

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I laughed and cried… then laughed some more…

Allie McGrath and Greg Morgan are part of Kentucky bourbon history. Their families’ distillery had fumbled but decades old traditions was finally seeing the company start back on solid ground. Their legacy came with responsibilities and expectations, both of which they were rebelling against though for much different reasons. Bourbon, love, and loss fuel a journey that would either bring them closer together or tear them apart forever.

I’m not sure who I loved more as the hero and heroine vied equally for top spot in their own unique way. Greg was recovering from his last tour of duty which saw his life as a Marine end. Haunted by his memories, all he could think of was filling his life with even more risk and doing that far away from his hometown. Allie had memories she shied away from too but knew that she either was honest to herself, and Greg, or those memories would always have her emotionally locked away.
Filled with touching moments of shared memories, awkward romance, and searing sexual tension, the journey these two are on is full of laughter and tears. Allie is fighting to be taken seriously while Greg doesn’t want to be taken seriously at all. The drama and humour seem almost matter-of-fact which makes the scenes and conversations even funnier and sobering, in turn.

“It was like he waved his magic wang, and I totally forgot how I’m not a gullible teenager anymore.”

“She had imprinted on him. Like those baby geese from that Jeff Daniels movie, except the baby geese hadn’t wanted to roll around on Jeff Daniels’s bed and touch themselves.”

The back and forth between these two, in conversation or inner monologue, had me laughing out loud at times but also tugged at the heartstrings. Not fair to go from one extreme to the other and be entertained both coming and going. Naughty, good author!

After a bit of a quiet start, things quickly picked up and had me reading from start to finish in one go. I loved this story and am thrilled there will be more in the series – I need to find out what is going on with Frank!
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Jul 29, 2015 Jessica Adkins-Charles {Bottles & Books Reviews} rated it it was amazing

Drunk On You hooks you from the starts, gives you the feeling of being drunk, but leaves you without the nasty hangover.

From the first page, Stanley captured my attention. Drunk On You is full of wonderfully written characters, a great and engaging plot, and a story line that demands your attention. I was even intrigued by the supporting characters that Stanley has included.

Allie is such a quirky, fun character. In love with Justin for as long as she can remember, now that he is home, she's ...more

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Jul 13, 2015 Melissa Kate rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I love Netgalley. They provide you books in exchange for an honest review. And while there are a few authors on there who kill a few of my brain cells, you often find a new author who truly takes you on a journey.
This was my experience with Teri Anne Stanley’s Drunk on You.

This was a charming story about a shared history, teenage heartbreak and learning to forgive yourself in grief.
Well written with witty banter between Justin and Allie that kept me smiling throughout. Allie is a real spitfire. ...more

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Jul 13, 2015 Bambi Unbridled rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-2015, million-page-challenge, romance-modern, arc-netgalley

I picked up this book because I was in a southern mood, and it's been a while since I read a story featuring the Kentucky Bourbon industry. Being a Tennessee girl with family in Kentucky, I thought I would connect with this story. And I did for the most part. This is a short steamy romance that paced well and had me rooting for the characters.

Allie McGrath has been in love with her brother's best friend since she was a kid. The pair (Justin and Dave) go off to serve and protect in Afghanistan, ...more

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Jul 01, 2015 Courtney rated it liked it

Shelves: arc

Drunk On You was a really quick and good read for me.

It’s sort of a different take on the dating your brother’s best friend. Allie has always felt more towards Justin since she knew him. As they got older, Allie realized that he wasn’t going to return those feelings so she moved on.

Justin returns from Afghanistan dealing with alot of different things. Coming back to civilian life is only just the beginning for him. He is trying to get a handle on the death of his best friend and Allie’s brother, ...more

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Jun 17, 2015 BBMoreB ~ rated it really liked it

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Author, Teri Anne Stanley, selected the beautiful state of Kentucky as the main setting for her contemporary romance. Stories set in my home state are an addiction of mine; as a bonus this novella was written by a fellow Kentuckian.

I enjoyed reading about Allie and Greg’s adventurous road trip from Kentucky to Georgia. The author provided plenty of particulars about the incredible peripheral characters they met along the way. However, it was the dynamic Greg that intrigued this reader the most; ...more

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Jul 12, 2015 Lori rated it really liked it

This was a quick run read between a strong quirky woman who secretly crushed on her brother's best friend most of her life. I loved how Allie wore her heart on her sleeve for Justin. Haven't we all been there? An unrequited crush with that best friend? And I could feel her heartbreak when it wasn't returned. I guess that is what I like about this book. Teri Anne Stanley made it relatable to where you could picture yourself in Allie's shoes. I adored Allie, ambitious, sarcastic, creative, full of ...more

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Jul 10, 2015 Dísir rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: i-actually-laughed, chick-lit, contemporary-romance, netgalley, smutty, arc

Justin Morgan's the guy whom Allie McGrath has always wanted, but her irrepressible and tough nature doesn't keep her down long, even when she realised that he has never had eyes for her at all. 8 years later, Justin's out from the Marines and battling the heavy guilt of having her brother's death on his hands...when Allie blows back into his life with a scheme of wanting to market a new, modern form of whiskey that's a radical departure from the family's traditional brew.

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Jul 10, 2015 Kerry rated it really liked it

What a lovely story! I instantly fell in love with Allie and Justin. This story has it all heartbreak and love are the two main emotions and reading I felt them both. The characters are so easy to understand I really liked that Allie helped Justin battle his demons from being at war even if she didn't know she was doing it. The side characters are also really funny and make even the most heartbreaking moment bearable. This is the first book I have read by this author but it won't be the last. I ...more

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Aug 10, 2015 Dawn rated it really liked it

Greg comes home from Afghanistan injured and grieving the loss of his best friend. allie is said best friends little sister whos been in love with him forever. greg would love nothing more than to spend his time at the bottom of a bourbon bottle. their families coown a distillery thats in threat of going under. allie is trying to help save it but the only one who will listen is greg. they both play well off each other. this is a good read.
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Jun 30, 2015 Cathy rated it really liked it

Shelves: romantic-suspense, romance, 2015-wom-challenge

I scored an ARC of Drunk on You - and I'm glad I did. The best friend's (forbidden) little sister is a familiar trope but the family distillery added a twist (do you drink bourdon with a twist?) to keep the story fresh. Good characters and a plot that moved made this a great beach read.

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Jun 18, 2015 Stacy McKitrick rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, e-book

A sexy and fun contemporary romance. Got happy tears at the end. Awwwww! :)

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Jun 17, 2015 Jennifer Schultheis rated it really liked it

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Jul 11, 2015 Julie (*Happily Ever Chapter*) rated it really liked it

Shelves: netgalley

I'm such a huge sucker for "friends that become lovers" type of books, so I really loved this one.

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Aug 09, 2015 Alexia Adams rated it it was amazing

Excellent story. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Feb 12, 2019 Jeanelle rated it liked it

DNF. Have you ever felt like halfway through the book, you don’t really understand what you’re reading? That’s me for this book, I really wanted to continue reading - I liked the plot and characters, but I just couldn’t grasp what I was reading. I don’t think I have the energy to re-read from the beginning, sadly.

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Nov 15, 2018 Mary Young rated it really liked it

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Jun 16, 2015 Sheri (Tangled Up In Books) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, reviewed, romance, adult, contemporary, book-boyfriend, arc, 2015-reads

Originally posted on my blog: Tangled Up In Books

I received a copy of this book, from the publisher, in exchange for an honest review. In no way did this sway either my review or my rating!

Just a quick note before I start the actual review. In my ARC the main character's name is Greg but everywhere else it seems to be Justin. So just a warning in case I accidentally slip and call him Greg. I'm not mixing up books I promise! On with the praise...

I am going to attempt to keep this review Originally posted on my blog: Tangled Up In Books

I received a copy of this book, from the publisher, in exchange for an honest review. In no way did this sway either my review or my rating!

Just a quick note before I start the actual review. In my ARC the main character's name is Greg but everywhere else it seems to be Justin. So just a warning in case I accidentally slip and call him Greg. I'm not mixing up books I promise! On with the praise...

I am going to attempt to keep this review completely respectable and family friendly and not go with my gut, which is to drop the f bomb every other second to try to explain the depths of my love for this book. I knew I was reading something that was going to touch me greatly when by 5% I had to set my Kindle aside because my eyes were so full of tears that the words were just a big blurry jumble on the screen. And the thing is those tears were pouring out for a character that I hadn't even met, nor would I ever get to since this book takes place a few years after his death. I knew right then and there that anything that Teri Anne Stanley writes in the future I will read without question or hesitation.

I have this lump of feelings in my chest after finishing Drunk On You. Both good and bad, happy and bittersweet. So many things I felt as I read this book. It would go from my heart breaking one moment to having me laugh so hard my eyes were watering. There was the perfect amount of will they/won't they. Just enough hope sprinkled in with all of the this will never work out.

I think one of my most used adjectives will end up being perfect because the characters were absolutely perfect. They have these really great back stories that I think play out very well. Justin is just so troubled and broken, and yet he could also be absolutely hilarious and charming and sweet. I am so beyond smitten with this character. And Allie is completely adorable. I felt for her so hard at times because she's been in love with Justin since she was old enough to notice boys and he just didn't have the slightest clue. I love her tenacity and her drive. When that girl gets something in her head that she's set on accomplishing, there is no pushing her down. It's as good as done. And I don't just mean in her feelings for Justin, it's in every area of her life. Especially the family business.

Allie and Justin together? Hold on I need to go take a cold shower just thinking about it...It was such a long, simmering and torturous road for them getting together. I swear I thought I was going to burst all the times they would almost hook up and then guilt or a wrong thing was said or misinterpreted. It was such an exquisite torture though. One filled with plenty of me saying yes, yes, yes! Only to be soon followed by nooooooooooo!

The storyline was just perfect too. Dealing with loss and tragedy, unrequited crushes, survivors guilt and just trying to find your place in your own life and learning how to cope.

Bottom line? As if you couldn't tell, I freaking (not the f word I feel like using...) loved this book. I loved the characters, I loved their stories, I loved how they all meshed together and sometimes didn't. It wasn't just a slice of perfection, it was the whole freaking pie! Sigh. Can I just ignore all my other ARCs and go hang out with Justin and Allie again? Hands down probably my favorite book I've read in 2015.

Huge thanks to Entangled Publishing for the opportunity to read and review this book!!!
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Jul 26, 2015 Casey rated it liked it

Shelves: romance, reviewed-2015

Review originally posted at Ramblings From This Chick

Drunk on You is my first book by Teri Anne Stanley. I was drawn in immediately with the blurb though as it had pretty much every single box checked when it comes to my favorite tropes. There was a lot to like in this contemporary romance, but I found myself having a few issues with the story. As much as I wanted to love this story, it just wasn't for me.

Allie has been in love with Greg Morgan for years. Their families have always been close Review originally posted at Ramblings From This Chick

Drunk on You is my first book by Teri Anne Stanley. I was drawn in immediately with the blurb though as it had pretty much every single box checked when it comes to my favorite tropes. There was a lot to like in this contemporary romance, but I found myself having a few issues with the story. As much as I wanted to love this story, it just wasn't for me.

Allie has been in love with Greg Morgan for years. Their families have always been close since they co-own a distillery together. Greg was her older brother's best friend, and she always wanted to be with him. But when Greg and Dave are overseas serving their country, a tragic event takes Dave from them. Greg made Dave a promise to look out for Allie, and he knows part of that meant that she was off limits. But when Greg comes face to face with Allie, he knows that keeping his promise will be harder than ever when he sees the beautiful woman she has become. Allie is determined to make her newest idea for the distillery a success, even if it goes against what the family thinks. When Greg gets injured and she has to help him out, she views it as the perfect chance to get his help with her project. But along the way, Allie realizes that she still wants Greg as much as she did and she finds herself wanting more than just success when it comes to the company. But can she finally get Greg to see her as more than his best friend's little sister?

I had a tough time relating to these characters, and honestly I didn't really feel invested in their story at all. Greg drank a lot, and he didn't really seem to have much in the way of redeeming qualities to me. He always called every girl in his life the same pet names and said they were his girl, and he never really seemed to grasp that it was a big deal to Allie or the others he said it to. I just didn't really ever get to the point that he won me over. He seemed to be drowning himself in bourbon and not willing to ever man up and grow up. He was reckless and I just didn't care for it. Allie was hopelessly in love with Greg, and she pretty much gave in to him at the drop of a hat. Then he would do or say something to irritate her, and she would push him away with no explanation. These two needed to talk to one another about everything, and they never really did. While they had chemistry and a long connection by growing up together, I didn't really ever feel that these two had a forever love kind of connection. They didn't even really say how they felt until right at the end of the book and by then it was too little too late.

It took me awhile to get into this story, and even then I was often bored and wanting to skim a lot. The characters said and did things that to me were way older than their ages, often using expressions that came off as inaccurate for their age group. That along with the repetitious dialogue and thoughts of the characters just caused this book to drag and for me to lose interest. While there were some sweet moments that I enjoyed, this one overall was just a miss for me. I think that there are readers out there that will enjoy this book, but sadly this one fell flat in my opinion. Also, for some reason the blurb is showing that the character's name is Justin Morgan for some reason and yet the ARC I had the character's name is Greg Morgan. I'm not sure if the character's name was changed or if it is a mistake, but the rest of the blurb sounds like the story is the same.

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Jul 26, 2015 Becky rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc, contemporary, military-hero-heroine

I had so much fun reading this book!

(And then I went to the Internet and found out that the hero suddenly has a different name. I'm really glad he was "Greg" in the version I read--otherwise I would have spent the whole time with Justin Morgan Had a Horse running through my head. Am I totally dating myself here? Anyway, if I slip up and call him by the "wrong" name, you'll know why.)

I absolutely loved Allie and ~~Greg~~ Justin. I highlighted so many parts that made me laugh out loud (I even I had so much fun reading this book!

(And then I went to the Internet and found out that the hero suddenly has a different name. I'm really glad he was "Greg" in the version I read--otherwise I would have spent the whole time with Justin Morgan Had a Horse running through my head. Am I totally dating myself here? Anyway, if I slip up and call him by the "wrong" name, you'll know why.)

I absolutely loved Allie and ~~Greg~~ Justin. I highlighted so many parts that made me laugh out loud (I even snorted unattractively a few times--shhh, don't tell anyone!)as I was reading; I just couldn't help myself. The best friend's little sister troupe can be so much fun, especially when it's as well done as it is here!

Poor Justin, he tried so hard to resist Allie's charms, but he really never had a chance...

He put his arm around her as they walked back to the car. He'd reached the two-week mark in his recovery and was down to one crutch. He felt like a new man. The bruise on his chest from the rickhouse fire was just a green-and yellow memory at this point. The freedom to use his arms was electrifying. Especially since he could use the hand attached to one of those arms, any time he wanted, to touch Allie.

He'd turned into a total sap. Allowing himself to touch her was bringing out a level of corny he wasn't completely uncomfortable with, which bothered the living shit out of him.

He needed to go to the gym. A boxing gym. A stinky, man-sweat-filled, jockstrap-displaying boxing gym. Where he could beat the hell out of a heavy bag and spit and scratch.

After he got Allie back to the camper and cheered her up with strawberries dipped in chocolate and kisses over every inch of her body.

Fortunately for him, Allie didn't have much luck resisting him either:

She wasn't sure she could spend the next week or so avoiding talking with him, but she could probably keep things light and friendly and avoid any mention of their embarrassing encounter at the country club. It would all be okay. Really it would. They could hang out, renew their friendship and she could purge herself of this newly reborn attraction. And maybe help lighten his load, because he wa surely carrying some emotional baggage.

Unless she managed to make it worse by losing her mind and groping him or begging him to grope her. In which case she'd just convert to Catholicism and find a convent somewhere.

See? So. Much. Fun.

Allie and Justin embark on an epic roadtrip--seriously, this could not be a more perfect summer read--in a very small camper that naturally puts them in deliciously close contact. They run into all kinds of fun people and situations along the way--the karaoke scene is especially awesome--make a heck of a business team together, and of course, fall in love.

Justin's brother goes AWOL about two-thirds of the way into the book, and clearly is going to be the hero of his own story. Can't wait! Oh, and Allie does have a (single!) sister...

Rating: 4 1/2 stars / A-

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Jul 21, 2015 Jen rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Note: This ARC was provided by Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review.

Drunk on You is the first book in the Teri Anne Stanley's Bourbon Boys series and is a falling-for-your-best-friend's-younger-sister story between Allie McGrath and Greg Morgan. Allie's had feelings for Greg since she was a teenager but he unknowingly broke her heart when she realized that he would never see her as anything more than his best friend's kid Read the full review on Bookaholics Not-So-Anonymous.

Note: This ARC was provided by Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review.

Drunk on You is the first book in the Teri Anne Stanley's Bourbon Boys series and is a falling-for-your-best-friend's-younger-sister story between Allie McGrath and Greg Morgan. Allie's had feelings for Greg since she was a teenager but he unknowingly broke her heart when she realized that he would never see her as anything more than his best friend's kid sister. Years later and after the death of his best friend, Greg returns home but doesn't want to work in the distillery the McGraths and Morgans co-own. The thing is, he made his best friend a promise to watch over Allie and helping her out with her latest project--an alcoholic concoction called Rainbow Dog--could be the fulfillment of that promise. And while they're both attracted to each other, it's made more complicated by Greg's promise to Dave and the return of Greg's ex.

While the trope itself is one that's been played out in countless books before, I loved that this story was set in the world of bourbon and distilleries, not that I'm an actual fan of alcoholic fare. It just gave the story a different feel, allowing it to set itself apart from other books with the same basic story line. Allie and Greg were good as main characters and there was that much needed tension going on between the two of them, especially as they made their way from one place to another, trying to find investors for Rainbow Dog. They both have issues with their respective families, plus Greg was dealing with the guilt he was feeling over Dave's death and Allie was trying to get Rainbow Dog off the ground. Still, it wasn't all drama or angst because there were lighthearted and humorous moments in the story so it never felt depressingly heavy.

The blurb on both NetGalley and Goodreads have the male lead character listed as Justin Morgan, and since what I received to review was an advanced reader's copy, I can't really be sure if the published version will have the guy as Greg or Justin. Personally, I like the name Justin better, but hey, that's just me. Other than that little hiccup, the book does well as the beginning of the series, allowing readers to get to see potential main characters for future installments. I'm guessing one book will be about Greg's older brother Frank and one book will be about Allie's older sister Eve. Take note, though, that the names could be different for both Frank and Eve, so let's just say my guess is that the main characters' older siblings will get their own stories in the future. Drunk on You was a fun and entertaining read. It gets four stars. ♥ ...more

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Jul 20, 2015 Megan rated it liked it

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I did like this book, but I didn’t love it.
I love books where the guy falls for his best friends little sister. And that is the case for this book. And add that he’s an ex-military guy and lives in my home state-Kentucky, how could I not give this a try?
The book started out good. It was pretty interesting at first, but as it went on, some of the things Greg says/ does really annoyed me. For example, his excuse about anything that has ...more

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