TAKE ME NOW
J.H Croix
Release Date: August 14
A swoony hotshot firefighter romance from USA Today Bestselling Author J.H. Croix!
It all started when my cat needed something expressed. Do I have to explain?
That’s when Farrah Taylor walked into my life, a fantasy spun true. Aside from stealing my breath, she handled the awkward situation with aplomb.
Turns out she’s my neighbor, and my grumpy cat has a crush on her. He’s not the only one.
Neighbors with benefits is the perfect option. I don’t have time for romance.
Until I want more. Until just being neighbors isn’t enough.
*A full-length standalone romance.
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Meet J.H. Croix:
USA Today Bestselling Author J. H. Croix lives in a small town in Maine with her husband and two spoiled dogs. She writes swoony contemporary romance with sassy women and alpha men who aren't afraid to show some emotion. Her love for quirky small-towns and the characters that inhabit them shines through in her writing. When she’s not writing, you can find her cooking, counting the turtles in her backyard pond, and running with her dogs, which is when her best plotting happens.
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Elizabeth's Review
My rating: 3.25 Stars - Slightly Above Average Read
Review Copy Provided by Author
Take Me Now introduces us to Connor and Farrah as they work to rebuild their lives in Alaska. This is the 8th installment in a series about Hot Shot fire fighters but can be read as a stand-alone.
Both characters come to the table with baggage that makes them believe they are not meant for long-term relationships. It was entertaining to see if they are right or not.
This is a book that I would say “does its job,” but doesn’t generate a strong reaction from me as a reader. Connor and Farrah are both pleasant characters and I liked them, but I didn’t feel like I knew them well enough to be invested in their outcome. Everything here feels like it’s surface level.
If someone is looking for a solidly written, feel-good story that allows for a bit of a breather from reality then this would be a good book for them!
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