When
the prize is love, sometimes you get stung. But if you’re lucky, you just might
hit the sweet spot…
Juliana Burton needs a medal at Speakeasy's beer festival to push her brand-new
brewery into the spotlight. She thinks she knows how to do it, too—with a beer
made exclusively from Vermont hops, barley and the best honey in the state. Too
bad the only thing standing in her way is a six feet tall, smokin’ sexy, and
her secret high school crush.
After a very public disaster in Boston, Riggs Lyon is home with his teenage son
in tow. Riggs is taking over the family beekeeping business with an eye
to offload it and start life over somewhere where "Lyin' Lyon" isn't
a joke. Selling honey to Juliana doesn't make business sense. She can't afford
the high prices Lyon honey fetches in specialty shops and farmer's markets. But
somehow, he’s having trouble saying no to anything she asks for, whether it’s
in the hive or in the bedroom.
Wildflower is a stand-alone novel set in Sarina Bowen’s World of True
North.
Welcome to Speakeasy, where the beer is handcrafted, the patrons wear
flannel, and the romance is steamier than the gourmet kitchen out back. The
Speakeasy Taproom books are standalone romances set in small-town Vermont. Jump
in anywhere!
Don’t miss our reviews of the rest of the Speakeasy Taproom series!
For book one, Touchstone, click HERE.
For book two, Heartwood, click HERE.
For book three, Homecoming, click HERE.
For book four, Sideways, click HERE.
Book
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Ruthie
– ☆☆☆☆
This is the fifth book in the series and whilst I would definitely recommend
that you read them in order, and possibly will enjoy the links with other books
that are based in Sarina Bowen's True North World, you could read this as a
standalone and go back afterwards.
I love the idea of a group of women choosing to go into business together
making beer. Juliana is the brewer, supported by the other partners in sales,
etc. She is described so clearly as the person who stays behind the scenes. who
has learned the hard way that she is best off concentrating on her beer. So
when she sees Riggs, a one-time crush, back working with his parents,
beekeeping, she is thrown. She has no idea that he is sore and damaged after
his wife committed a fraud on a big scale, and now he has to start again and
protect his son too. Not a great start to their meeting, but she puts herself
out there and helps him in exchange for his honey that she needs for her
award-worthy quality beer.
I very much enjoyed learning more about beekeeping and about brewing. That it
was all wrapped around a very lovely, unexpected romance, was a perfect
combination. They were fun in their reluctance to consider that what they saw
as benefits, was actually much more special.
A really fun read, with a good level of humour, real life, and sexy
realisations of love and romance.
Professional
sassypants, MAE WOOD has been a bookworm her entire life. Her book Genealogy
hit the top 100 on Amazon and top 20 in the Apple Books store.
Mae loves cheeses, complicated crafts that she'll start but never complete, and
puns.
A while ago she decided that she needed to give up the fear that she couldn't
write "great literature" and write what she wants to read.
And she wants romance. And laughter. And real life.
She wants heroines who are brave. Brave enough to be themselves and brave
enough to fall in love. She wants men who are strong and kind.
Mae is married, and has two darling children and an old dog who naps at her
feet while she writes.
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for this tour.
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