Imagine owning a little B&B in your small town, and it's in dire need of renovation. But the only general contractor in town is your ex. What do you do? Besides go to different towns and try to get quotes from those companies. If that fails, then what? Can you set your feelings aside, and go hire this person who destroyed you? Well that's what Tilly is dealing with. All while still not being over the relationship. Even though it's been years.
This little small town romance had my curiosity.
Right from the beginning I found myself wondering what went down between Tilly and Oaks. It had been 5 years, but the heartache was still strong for both of them.
I loved getting to see them bicker, and trying to resist the pull that they clearly had toward each other. The road back to forever wasn't a simple one. It was filled with pain, longing, anger, frustration, and love. It was so worth it to see these two find that happily ever after.
I do find myself curious about the inn. What is the history there? What happened in the space we don't talk about? I don't have closure on that, and my mind is whirling. (Plus what happened to Grandma and Mom?)
Even without the closure on that storyline, I fully enjoyed the book and seeing Oaks and Tilly get their second chance together.
Right from the beginning I found myself wondering what went down between Tilly and Oaks. It had been 5 years, but the heartache was still strong for both of them.
I loved getting to see them bicker, and trying to resist the pull that they clearly had toward each other. The road back to forever wasn't a simple one. It was filled with pain, longing, anger, frustration, and love. It was so worth it to see these two find that happily ever after.
I do find myself curious about the inn. What is the history there? What happened in the space we don't talk about? I don't have closure on that, and my mind is whirling. (Plus what happened to Grandma and Mom?)
Even without the closure on that storyline, I fully enjoyed the book and seeing Oaks and Tilly get their second chance together.
The Wrong Boy was a great read. It is a novella, so it doesn't take overly long to read. But what Ashley Munoz puts in that space is wonderful. I love the characters she creates, and the worlds that she builds.
Thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts. I highly recommend picking up this new release, as well as checking out other books in the All American Boy series.
Happy Reading,
Laura
He was the wrong boy for me then and he’d be the wrong boy for the job now.
Having a bed and breakfast with just one communal bathroom wasn’t working, and it was past time to bite the bullet and upgrade the inn.
There was just one small problem: In the small town of Deacon, Texas, there was only one contractor.
Yep, just one: Jonathan Oaks.
But it didn’t matter how skilled he was at building things when all I knew about him was how good at breaking my heart he was.
Five years could put a lot into perspective, but it wasn’t enough time to make me forget that he was the wrong boy for me then and he’d be the wrong boy for the job now.
I should have known better.
Jonathan Oaks wasn’t about to lose the chance to renovate my inn, or to rub in my face that he’d been right about us all along.
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Meet Ashley Munoz
Ashley resides in the Pacific Northwest, where she lives with her four children and her husband. She loves coffee, reading fantasy, and writing about people who kiss and cuss.
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Thank you to Ashley Munoz, and Social Butterfly PR, for providing me with an advanced review copy of The Wrong Boy.
