Book description
I only saw him as my best friend’s little brother . . . until I married him.
Getting pregnant before the wedding wasn’t my plan, but surprise! Then my fiancé (correction, ex-fiancé) tells me to take care of the problem. And that’s how he becomes my ex.
But being a…
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1 author picked More Than a Silly Crush as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Give me a book with a cinnamon roll MMC and I’m in, make him a cowboy?! I’m sold from the get-go and that was the case with More Than a Silly Crush.
Of course, it does take more to build an unputdownable read, and this book delivered all around. Both Parker and Bluebonnet were easy to love, and the storyline played between serious tension and cute, light-hearted moments so well that nothing felt one-note.
The horses in the story felt well researched (a major win for me in any book!) and I was ready to go visit Stargazer Springs before…
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