Sawyer by: Jessica Peterson

 

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Sawyer: Lucky River Ranch by Jessica Peterson is a sizzling addition to a series that has me ready to move to a ranch and never leave. Narrated flawlessly by Stephen Dexter and Lila Winters, this story delivers a high-heat, single-parent romance that starts with an epic "body slam" on an Austin dance floor. Ava, a recently divorced single mom enjoying a rare weekend away, has zero interest in flirting until she literally stumbles into Sawyer. Their chemistry is magnetic from the jump—think dirty dancing, a filthy-mouthed cowboy with a mustache and tattoos, and a one-night stand so intense it sticks with them both for months.

You Can Make Me by: R.L. Merrill (Audio Review)

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You Can Make Me by R.L. Merrill is a breathtaking conclusion to her trilogy within the expansive Carnival of Mysteries shared world. From the very first page, I was completely absorbed in the story of Cooper Harris, an investigative journalist whose life was shattered after a brutal encounter with a serial killer. The narrative is a heart-wrenching "rollercoaster" told through the perspectives of Cooper and his protector, Denny, moving between Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and a serene lakeside cottage. Merrill’s worldbuilding is vivid yet purposeful, transporting the reader into a story that explores the deep scars left by trauma—both physical and emotional.

Wyatt by: Jessica Peterson

 

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Wyatt: Lucky River Ranch by Jessica Peterson is an epic friends-to-lovers romance that truly hits every mark. Narrated with flawless precision by Stephen Dexter and Lila Winters, this story follows Wyatt Rivers and Sally, who have been best friends since second grade. Both have harbored secret feelings for over twenty years, and the mutual pining between them is palpable from the very first page. Jessica Peterson expertly weaves in their history through a brief prologue, allowing the depth of their connection to shine without getting bogged down by excessive flashbacks.