Pillowtalk by Cassie Mae

In this heartfelt romance from the author of the All About Love series, two people who thought they’d given up on passion turn to each other for emotional support—and maybe something a little more physical.

Kennedy Walters has had a tough year. Now she’s come to the lakeside town of Lyra Valley to finally say goodbye to the memory of her first love. But while she’s staying at his sister’s B&B, Kennedy is shocked to find herself undeniably drawn to a handsome local heartthrob—especially since she isn’t sure if she’s ready to move on.

Aaron Sheppard returned to Lyra Valley because he was fed up with the big city and everything it didn’t have to offer—like the beautiful, down-to-earth girl staying at the B&B. Aaron’s enjoying a little flirtation until he realizes that she’s Kennedy Walters, the girl who was dating his best friend. But after a power outage strands them together, Aaron and Kennedy wind up sharing some intimate conversation. And over the course of a night that neither will ever forget, they learn just how compatible they could be—if only they knew how to let go and fall into each other’s arms.

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Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team

Avid Reader – ☆☆☆☆
3.5 stars
M/F Romance
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Kennedy is mourning the loss of her would-be fiancé. He decided not to propose because he knew that it wouldn't be fair to Kennedy; however, he also said some things closer to his death that made her think that she was supposed to love him forever... I'm not really sure with that one.

Then you have Aaron. Their first meeting is comical. I loved that he was a twin and that his twin was supportive, fun, flirty, and a great friend.

Both Kennedy and Aaron are mourning, but they are doing so in different ways. Kennedy is trying to complete the dying wish, but Aaron is trying to find forgiveness.

This story was just okay for me. There was a lot of angst, guilt, and overly-dramatic loss issues. I think that this was a cute story about finding that you can have a love that will stay with you, but love again for life.

Overall, this was a good story with well-developed characters. I wish we would have moved past the guilt earlier on and gotten more of a story out of Kennedy and Aaron.

Cassie Mae (who dons the name Becca Ann on occasion) is the author of a few hundred... okay, maybe not that many... books. Some of which became popular for their quirky titles, characters, and stories. She likes writing about nerds, geeks, the awkward, the fluffy, the short, the shy, the loud, the fun.

Since publishing her bestselling debut, Reasons I Fell for the Funny Fat Friend, she has published and sold books to Random House, Tulip Romance, and is the founder of CookieLynn Publishing Services. She is represented by Sharon Pelletier at Dystel and Goderich Literary Management. She has a favorite of all her book babies, but no, she won’t tell you what it is. (Mainly because it changes depending on the day.)

Along with writing, Cassie likes to binge watch Once Upon a Time and The Flash. She can quote Harry Potter lines quick as a whip. And she likes kissing her hubby, but only if his facial hair is trimmed. She also likes cheesecake to a very obsessive degree.

You can stalk, talk, or send pictures of Luke Bryan to her on her Facebook page.

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Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided a free copy of Pillowtalk by Cassie Mae to read and review.