Friday, June 29, 2018

Review: Anything for Love (The Bradens & Montgomerys #2) by Melissa Foster

"There are millions of Charlottes in the world, but I have a feeling there's only one of you. Now, how about we get going before we end up researching truck scenes?" - Beau Braden

Anything for Love
Series: The Bradens & Montgomerys #2
Author: Melissa Foster
Publisher: World Literary Press
Published: June 27, 2018
Source: Publisher

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After Charlotte Sterling loses her last family member, she moves to Sterling House, her family’s Colorado mountain inn, to live a solitary life. As an erotic romance writer, her days and nights are filled with passion and intrigue—even if only fictional. She loves her busy, quiet lifestyle, and she learned early on that real men can’t live up to the fictional heroes she creates—until ruggedly handsome Beau Braden arrives to do some work at the inn and, for the first time in forever, she’s intrigued by a real man.

Beau lost his first love years ago, and he’s never let go of his guilt over her death. As he nears the anniversary of his loss, he is on the cusp of becoming the star of a home-renovation reality show. Escaping the painful memories of his past to work at the defunct old inn is just the promise of solitude he needs to clear his head before diving in to the all-too-public career. But he didn’t count on being attracted to the whimsical, adorably sexy innkeeper.

Neither Charlotte nor Beau is looking for an attachment or a fling. But the more they learn about each other, the closer they become. Romantic evenings lead to intimate conversations, and neither can deny their deep connection or the passion it sparks. They’ve never fully healed on their own, but together maybe anything is possible.


The element that I love the most with Melissa Foster is that when I'm opening one of her books, I feel like I'm about walk into a family reunion. And it's not just any family. Whether it's the Braden's, Montgomery's, or the Remington's, you're always welcomed back with open arms each visit. While I was reading Anything for Love, that's what jumped out at me from the very first chapter. When Beau is in his darkest days, the Braden's come together to show him that it is okay for him to open his heart to love. They tell him it's okay to let go of the guilt and let his heart love again. It's not living if he keeps running away from his family and the friends he's known since childhood. And then we have Charlotte who wants to be loved so badly and she's almost given up thinking it's not in her future. When Beau and Charlotte come together, it was emotional and wonderful. I will say this, though. It took me a couple chapters to warm up to Charlotte. She comes off as a little flighty at the beginning and I tend to not like flighty characters. However, once I got to know her and figure out that she's more whimsical than flighty, I started loving her.

Much like all of Melissa's books, I loved Anything for Love. It felt more emotional that some of her previous books and that was one of the elements I enjoyed most with the book. It was funny, emotional, and sexy as hell. Yet another fabulous Foster romance.




Melissa Foster is a New York Times & USA Today bestselling and award-winning author. She writes sexy and heartwarming contemporary romance and new adult romance with emotionally compelling characters that stay with you long after you turn the last page. Melissa’s emotional journeys are lovingly erotic and always family oriented–perfect beach reads for contemporary romance lovers who enjoy reading about wealthy heroes and smart, sassy heroines.



1 comment:

  1. I love that my books create so much excitement for you! Thank you so much for your amazing review! XOXO

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