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Fleeting by Carrie Aarons
Available Now | Nash Brothers, #1
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Book Blurb:
Presley McDaniel lives her life from moment to moment.
Making permanent decisions means obligation, and that would force her to stop being the family disappointment. Waitress, fitness instructor, dog walker … you name the hourly job and she’s probably held the position.
But when her grandmother can no longer run her book shop in Fawn Hill, a town so small it barely has its own zip code, Presley steps up to help.
The move from bustling city to green pastures may be exactly what she needs to sort out her life. But she didn’t ask for that happy ending to include a gorgeous veterinarian with an all-American smile and a penchant for snuggling puppies. The good doctor is reliable, responsible, and just the kind of man Presley has always avoided.
Love and commitment are predictable.
So why, the moment she lays eyes on him, are they all she wants?
Keaton Nash has never questioned his steady path.
His brothers may tease him about settling into his father’s passed-down role of small town veterinarian, but Keaton has never minded his rural roots. And after tragedy struck two years ago, he has a duty as the eldest Nash man to look after his family.
What he doesn’t need is the sexy, flighty stranger who shows up in town and gets his broken heart beating again. Presley McDaniel is a distraction, a red-headed temptation that is the definition of a bad idea.
He’s barely recovered from the love who left him to chase bigger dreams, and this woman is bound to do the same.
Except for the first time ever, he wants to abandon stability.
She makes him want to be reckless.
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Carrie Aarons captures the
complete essence of small town living in the first chapter. From there it just
gets better and better. I had a bit of a time keeping track of all the Nash men
and who was who, who did what. However, the more the book went on the more
Carrie gave them all really personalized personalities and the tiniest hints at
their demons. I adored Presley. I found her charming and sweet with this
surprising humorous side to her. While I might have had an instant attraction
to them both, Presley fought her attraction a bit. But the ever present and
dashing vet, Keaton, was persistent. Although, I do think sibling rivalry did
add a bit of a kick to his booty for the more aggressive stance he tried. So
what I’m saying is these two characters are great! I loved the secondary
characters nearly as much! Presley’s grandmother is quite the character! I
enjoy her banter.
So it’s no secret, I love me some Carrie Aarons novels. She has this fresh feel to all her books. She always has this unique spin on every story she creates. Book after book she pulls me in with her constant ability to be different. Aarons writes her stories with such creativity and a real singularity to every character. I was totally smitten with Chance and that opening scene!! After getting a small bite of every Nash man, I am fully invested in this family and cannot wait to see where Carrie Aarons takes he rest of these stories.
One of my favorite things about the way Carrie Aarons writes is the variety in her stories. No genre or book is ever the same for her. Fleeting has this really slow build up... it starts so easy with a nice southern charm to it. Don’t let it lull you in... Fleeting packs a whole lotta punch!!
I received an ARC of this book with the hope that I would leave an Unbiased Opinion. I was not required to leave a review, positive or otherwise, and my opinions are just that... my opinions.
So it’s no secret, I love me some Carrie Aarons novels. She has this fresh feel to all her books. She always has this unique spin on every story she creates. Book after book she pulls me in with her constant ability to be different. Aarons writes her stories with such creativity and a real singularity to every character. I was totally smitten with Chance and that opening scene!! After getting a small bite of every Nash man, I am fully invested in this family and cannot wait to see where Carrie Aarons takes he rest of these stories.
One of my favorite things about the way Carrie Aarons writes is the variety in her stories. No genre or book is ever the same for her. Fleeting has this really slow build up... it starts so easy with a nice southern charm to it. Don’t let it lull you in... Fleeting packs a whole lotta punch!!
I received an ARC of this book with the hope that I would leave an Unbiased Opinion. I was not required to leave a review, positive or otherwise, and my opinions are just that... my opinions.
What Reviewers Are Saying...
“So what do I need to do to find a quaint little town like Fawn Hill? And some Nash brothers? Because good golly Miss Molly I am in love with everything here!” -The Book Branch
“This book is fabulous...I had a smile on my face for most of it. I read this book in one sitting, it is a pager turner.” -Goodreads Reviewer
“I suggest y’all grab a copy when it releases on March 14th! Scratch that ... I’m TELLING you to! Mrs. Aarons has won my heart over with these boys already.” -Goodreads Reviewer
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AUTHOR INFORMATION:
Author of romance novels such as Red Card and Privileged, Carrie Aarons writes books that are just as swoon-worthy as they are sarcastic. A former journalist, she prefers the stories she dreams up, and the yoga pant dress code, much better.
When she isn't writing, Carrie is busy binging reality TV, having a love/hate relationship with cardio, and trying not to burn dinner. She lives in the suburbs of New Jersey with her husband, daughter and dog.
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