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Review: Kiss Me Tonight (Put A Ring On It Book 2) by Maria Luis

Review of Kiss Me Tonight (Put A Ring On It Book 2) by Maria Luis



KISS ME TONIGHT

Aspen's back in her hometown after divorcing her douchey husband of 14 years. She's brought her teenage son, Topher, along, and is looking to just live her life, coaching the local football team, and finally being free of all the abuse her ex put her through. Then she meets a sexy-voiced stranger at the local bar, and suddenly her life is looking a little more interesting. Until he turns her down after she drunkenly face plants into his um lap. And when she shows up at practice the next day, and guess who her new assistant coach is? Yep, said rejector. Only he's not just the man from the night before, he's football god, Superbowl MVP many times over, Dominic DaSilva. AND her son has just scratched the crap out of Dominic's truck because he's a typical teenager with less than stellar driving skills. Oops!

I cannot tell you how much I loved Kiss Me Tonight!! It's fun and witty, super sexy, and above all, Aspen and Dominic are fire together. There's so much tension oozing out of every word, every sarcastic little barb they throw out of each other. And the way they fell in love, truly seeing and loving each other for who the other really is, seriously, it's the very best kind of love story. The very best stories, romance or otherwise, have characters with substance, characters the reader can relate and connect to, whether the reader ends up liking them or not, and Aspen and Dominic and the secondary cast are all superb characters with depth, with layers. I loved reading their story and can only wish that Maria Luis will bring them back for more fun and love.


ARC via Wildfire Marketing Solutions.


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