Book Review: Walk The Line by Ali Parker
- Kristen Lewendon
- Feb 24, 2019
- 2 min read
Dawson Brothers Book 6
A beautiful woman makes everything better.
Including me.
Living on a big ranch with a large family means working during the day and taking on side projects on the weekend.
And it’s my turn to help with the latest one. The house needs updating, and my sister wants an interior designer to help out.
I begrudgingly agree to help until the woman shows up.
Crazily enough, it's the pretty girl I kissed on the dance floor a few nights before.
The one that slapped me in the face and walked off.
I've always loved a good challenge.
Everything about her turns me on. But she’s not interested in bad cowboy types.
And my brothers and I are just that. At least, they are.
A nasty situation turns the pretty girl against me, and there isn’t much I wouldn’t do to get her back.
Time to dust off these boots and walk this line.
This woman is well worth the effort.
My Review:
What woman can resist a bad boy that grows up to be a good man? Connor Dawson has sown his fair share of wild oats in his youth, but he doesn’t want to be remembered as that reckless hot-headed kid anymore. A dance, a kiss, and a slap across the face suggest that maybe he hasn’t grown up as much as he thought. I loved that we got to see a softer side of the Dawson family in this book. Especially that we got the chance to know Abi a little bit better too. Lydia has so many hidden depths and she keeps Connor on his toes. I wasn’t a fan of how she holds the family’s reputation against him, but I get that small towns have long memories and can cherish grudges like gold. I can’t wait to see the rest of this family find their happy ever afters. I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author.
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