Absolutely not in Love by Jenny Proctor review

Title: Absolutely Not in Love

Author: Jenny Proctor

Ch: 23 plus epilogue

Pg: 326

Series: Sweater Weather 7

Genre: Rom Com

Rating: 5 stars

Publisher: Jenny Proctor Creative

Just when I thought that Colby Knight from Flirtation or Faceoff by Leah Brunner would be my favorite fictional hockey player. Jenny Proctor writes Felix Jamison. I mean who does love a guy who can play hockey, cook reads and loves classical music. He’s the swoonist hero in the sweater weather series.

 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

Sweater Weather Series books 3-6 review

 

Title: Can't Help Falling 

Author: Courtney Walsh

Ch: 39

Pg: 360

Series: Sweater Weather book 3

Genre: Rom Avon

Rating: 4 stars

Can’t help falling was my first Courtney Walsh book and even though I don’t love the best friends brother troupe. I did enjoy this one and I guess it helped that the story line was realistic, but I do have to say that it was one meet cute I wouldn’t to happen in real life.

Title: Faking the Fall

Author: Julie Christianson

Ch: 44 plus epilogue

Pg: 318

Series: Sweater Weather book 4

Genre: Rom com

Rating: 3 stars

I have to say that this one was my least favorite of the series, but I still enjoyed the story. I just wasn’t a fan of either the heroine or the hero. But I was still a sucker for the Harvest Hollow setting.

Title: Easy as Pie

Author: Carina Taylor

Pg: 242

Series: Sweater Weather book 5

Genre: Rom Com

Rating: 4 stars

    Even though I’m not a huge fan of friends to more troupe I enjoyed this one. Mainly because I got to read a female mechanic in a rom com. And written in such a way that the guys in the town aren’t afraid to let her work on their vehicles, it was a refreshing change.

Title: Not So Fictional Fall

Author: Savannah Scott

Ch: 32 plus epilogue

Pg: 336

Series: Sweater Weather book 6

Genre: rom com

Rating: 5 stars

One of my favorite romance tropes is marriage of convenience and it’s rare in contemporary romance. But Not So Fictonal Fall by Savannah Scott book six in the Sweater Weather series gives me that. And in a way that is well done and in a believable way.

The Fall Back Plan by Melanie Jacobson review

Title: The Fall Back Plan

 

Author:  Melanie Jacobson

 

Ch: 33 plus epilogue

 

Pg:  234

 

Genre:  Rom Com

 

Rating: 5 stars

 

Publisher: Four Petal Press

 

The fall back plan by is my favorite of the Sweater Weather series so far. I loved the small-town fall feel. And it didn’t hurt that it had some of my favorite troupes. slight enemies to more. Single father. And small town.

Jolie was a relatable character as a nerd and book lover. As well as what she went through in high school. And then the hero Lucas high school boy turned town sheriff single father is swoon worthy.

However, the real hero of the book at least in this readers opinion is Mrs. Herring the town librarian.

This is the perfect fall rom com complete with banter, humor and second chances.

 

Just Dont' fall by Emma St. Clair review

Title: Just Don’t fall

Author: Emma St. Clair

Ch: 25 plus epilogue

Pg: 330

Series: Sweater Weather

Genre: Rom Com

Rating: 3.5

Publisher: Create if writing LLC

I’m not normally a fan of the fake dating trope and brothers best friend trope. But I’m a huge sucker for a good hockey rom com. Logan Barnes is a hockey player kicked back to the minor leagues of hockey for his behavior and fighting. Parker Douglas is the social media manager for the team and the little sister of Logan’s high school best friend.

This one took me a bit to get into. But once I did, I did enjoy it. It was hockey that hooked me. While it wasn’t a favorite, I do look forward to the rest of the Sweater Weather series and more books by Emma St Clair.