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I love how some authors are able to convey so many feelings and emotions in just a short novella, and Elisabeth did just that with Off-Limits Love. It's sweet and sexy, funny, and full of heart. I want to move to Hope Falls and be friends with this gang and eat chili at Sue Ann’s even though I don’t like chili!
Georgia is one of those heroines you really can’t help liking, even if she is drop dead gorgeous with a killer body. She’s completely relatable, confidant, and not afraid to laugh at herse ...more
Georgia is one of those heroines you really can’t help liking, even if she is drop dead gorgeous with a killer body. She’s completely relatable, confidant, and not afraid to laugh at herse ...more
I have a love/hate relationship with novellas. I enjoy the fun, quick read but often feel like the story isn't complete or some portion of it is rushed. Ms. Grace did an excellent job of avoiding both of those issues in Off-Limits Love.
I enjoyed Georgia and Everett and felt like I got to know them both just enough to connect with them. The instant chemistry was fun to watch as was their desire to not make things awkward with her friend/his cousin when things ended.
For such a short book, there ...more
I enjoyed Georgia and Everett and felt like I got to know them both just enough to connect with them. The instant chemistry was fun to watch as was their desire to not make things awkward with her friend/his cousin when things ended.
For such a short book, there ...more
I loved this book. It was a quick read. It had my interest from the beginning to the end. The characters were sexy, sweet and fun and the storyline was believable. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves sexy characters, humour and HEA.
Jan 07, 2016
Ruthie Henrick
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Shannon
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Cassie
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Faith Andrews
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