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Review Blitz: Sterling Stone (Sterling Falls #7) by L.B. Dunbar


STERLING STONE
L.B. Dunbar
Release Date: January 29

Buy Links:
Amazon US: https://a.co/d/7GmOhyS
Amazon UK: https://amzn.eu/d/6EPEo05
Amazon AU: https://amzn.asia/d/6gAYPJO
Amazon CA: https://a.co/d/7z7pxYC

Why you need to #ONECLICK this book…

🔥Silver fox sheriff
🔥Wanderlust urban artist
🔥Small town
🔥One night reunite
🔥Opposites attract
🔥He's protective
🔥She's restless
🔥Eldest brother responsible for large family
🔥All the steam


Blurb
This small town *could* be big enough for both of them . . .
Quiet. Serious. Protective. All words Stone Sylver would use to describe himself. And yet, something in his classic blue eyes said he was so much more. Buried beneath the years of raising his younger siblings and being a small town sheriff was a man looking for love.

Of course, I didn’t get all that the first night we met. The night we did a one-two step in a hotel hallway and knocked heads. The same night we shared a sweet potato cupcake and a single kiss.

Why didn’t we share more? The moment became a great mystery to me and because I thought he was only a brief interlude in my wanderlust life, I wasn’t prepared to see him again in Sterling Falls.

Visiting the small town where I once lived, I learn the man who I witnessed act like a superhero was more entwined in my past than I’d remembered. And for a woman often afraid of a future, I suddenly craved one…with him. Which made no sense as I’d never stuck in one place before. No one had ever asked me to stay.

Then again, from our first encounter, I knew Stone Sylver was different.

MY REVIEW


A chance meeting between Stone Sylver and a beautiful woman is just the start of what will become a series of twists, and a relationship that evolves slowly. Stone stayed home and watched over his siblings, giving up his dreams, but it meant he watched while they all found love and settled down, and he...well, stayed. Now if only he can get her to stay.


Taxi (Tallulah) is a wanderer, an artist who roams the country, painting murals and sharing her art, when she meets a gorgeous guy and they form a connection. Then months later they meet again, only this time it's not so sweet. They have an unexpected connection in their pasts, and now they have to deal with it in their present. If she can get past the baggage her childhood has given her, she and Stone could have something amazing.


I'm so glad Stone finally got his forever. He and Taxi may have taken a long, bumpy journey to get to their happiness, but it was worth every obstacle they overcame, because they got each other in the end. Stone, oh Stone, he deserved every beautiful thing. He was the true rock of his family, had seen them through everything. Taxi ended up being his one, but it definitely took awhile for her to see it. I wasn't too sure of her for most of the story, but her background made some of her behavior understandable. I'm truly sorry that this series is ending, but I'm glad it ended with my favorite Sylver.


Meet L.B. Dunbar
L.B. Dunbar loves sexy silver foxes, second chances, and small towns. If you enjoy older characters in your romance reads, including a hero with a little silver in his scruff and a heroine rediscovering her worth, then welcome to romance for those over 40. L.B. Dunbar’s signature works include women and men in their prime taking another turn at love and happily ever after. She’s a USA TODAY Bestseller as well as #1 Bestseller on Amazon in Later in Life Romance with her Lakeside Cottage and Road Trips & Romance series. L.B. lives in Chicago with her own sexy silver fox.

To get all the scoop about the self-proclaimed queen of silver fox romance, join her on Facebook at Loving L.B. or receive her monthly newsletter, Love Notes.

Connect with L.B. Dunbar
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