Sweetwater Springs#2, I don't think it's necessary to read the first book to enjoy this book, both characters were introduced in that book but they didn't meet until this one. This was a nice and easy read, the characters have a fun introduction mainly bad first impressions and misconceptions but still instant chemistry even though both of them fight the connection. It's an emotional journey for both of our main characters, Josie Kellum is at a crossroads and unsure where she wants to go. Tucker Locklear discovers something from his past that turns his world upside down.It was only supposed to be a week long vacation, Josie came to visit her best friend and maybe write a follow-up on the last article she wrote about Sweetwater Springs. But first she sprains her knee and needs to take PT with Tuck and then her landlord calls and tells her there's been a fire and she needs to find someplace else to stay for the next month. Josie's best friend talks her into staying in Sweetwater but she can't stay at the B&B because it's all booked. Luckily Tuck has an apartment above his garage she can rent.
Tuck's wife has been dead for quite a while now, he claims he's ready to move on but no one has managed to catch his interest until Josie. Josie proved to be very different from his initial opinion and the more time he spends with her the more he likes her. Josie decides that her current job isn't going the direction she wants to go but what she thinks she wants and what she needs are two different things.
Overall, it was a feel good romance and I really enjoyed it. Like the first it's not explicit she leaves everything like that up to your imagination. I loved this slow burn romance, it was perfect for Tuck and Josie. This small town romance is definitely one I need to keep reading.
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