Saturday, February 3, 2024
Fish Out of Water by Katie Ruggle
The best way I can think of to describe this book is just fun. From the cute cover to the small town setting, the dynamic characters, the flirty banter...I just loved this book! Who knew a character named Winston would be so hot?! Yet the contrast of his huge, untalkative, yet cinnamon roll only with her personality and Dahlia's chatty, citified, and totally out of her element in nature character went together perfectly. He's so protective of her and shocked that she understands him so well when everyone else seems to avoid him. They're supposed to be on a rescue mission to find her sister, but most of the trip just seems like a fun trek into the wilderness with an expert guide and lots of tension and spice until the action at the end. I'm looking forward to more fun adventures by this author.
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