Title: Off the Market
Author: Audrey Wick
Publisher: Tule Publishing
Rating: ☆☆☆☆☆
Release Date: August 13, 2019
Description
Can the man who saved the day win her heart?
Quinn LaFayette is in her inaugural year as library special programs director of Last Stand, but when the kickoff performance for the children’s summer program goes terribly wrong, she has to save face as well as her job. She has a surprise advocate in Cole, whom she did her best to ignore in school. Seven years has only made Cole more appealing, but Quinn is determined to resist the sparks that fly between them because they are too different.
Restaurant owner Cole Hutchinson is no bookworm, but thanks to his fast-thinking antics, he ends up saving the day at the library and earning Quinn’s praise in the process. He’s tempted to seek more, but he’s juggling plenty of female attention from gracing the June edition of Modern Texas magazine featuring barbeque. Cole’s not interested in revisiting a woman from his past, but there’s something about Quinn that he can’t quite ignore.
Can Cole prove that opposites really do attract?
Review
This was a great read! I am really enjoying the Last Time stand series from Tule Publishing. This is my second book. I am really liking the Texas theme. This is an opposites attract love story which is such a fun theme between the librarian and the BBQ owner and cover model. I enjoyed the small details in this book especially CC. It was an easy, fun read with the perfect amount of romance. I would highly recommend this book. I didn’t read the first story with Hutch but I am adding to my list!About the Author
Audrey Wick is a full-time English professor at Blinn College in Texas. Her writing has appeared in college textbooks published by Cengage Learning and W. W. Norton as well as in The Houston Chronicle, The Chicago Tribune, The Orlando Sentinel, and various literary journals. Audrey believes the secret to happiness includes lifelong learning and good stories. But travel and coffee help. She has journeyed to over twenty countries— and sipped coffee at every one. Connect with her here
I loved this one. Audrey Wick is always so muck fun to read.
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