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This book was exactly what I wanted. It's like Rachael writes for just me. Sorry for the rest of you but hopefully you like the books Rachel writes for me as much as I do. :)
You cannot help but love Noah. Noah makes his debut in Prejudice Meets Pride and I'm so glad he got his own story here. He is a fantastic, down to earth, hard working man. He is solid and knows how to make a girl feel safe. That's my kind of man. Plus, any man who buys bags of ice cream just so a girl can find her true favorite by taste testing is a man meant for keeping. Right?!
This is a clean romance. It's so well written with characters who I can connect to. It was a happy distraction from reality and gave my romantic heart the boost it needed. I loved it.
Enjoy the following excerpt!
Carpet samples were way too small. How was Cassie supposed
to know what an entire room would look like from a small little swatch? There
were too many choices. Nylon or polyester? Plush, frieze, textured, or cut? Not
to mention all the color options. And then there was the tile for the bathroom
and the complicated dance flooring, with its subfloor and all of its choices.
She felt a headache coming on.
“How will I ever make up my mind?” Cassie whispered to Noah.
“It’s called trusting your instincts.”
“Instincts? I’m supposed to have an instinct about carpet
samples?”
“Doesn’t everyone?” Noah grinned. “Isn’t one calling out to
you? Telling you that it’s the one you’ll be able to coexist with for the next
ten to fifteen years?”
Ten to fifteen years?
Noah wasn’t helping at all. Cassie frowned at the samples, willing one to shake
or glow or whatever carpet samples did to call out to a person.
“Which one would you choose?” she finally said.
“Uh-uh. This is your house, your carpet, your choice. I’m
just here as a friend, remember?”
A friend who was sitting way too close for comfort, Cassie
thought as the touch of his shoulder sent a bunch of tingles down her arm.
“Friends are allowed to give opinions.”
“No. Only dates are allowed to do that,” said Noah. “If you
really want my opinion, you know what you have to do.”
Despite her distress about all the decisions facing her,
Cassie couldn’t help but smile. “Okay, fine. It’s a date. Now if you were me,
what would you choose?”
Noah blinked as he shook his head. “Wow, that was easy. I
should have gone for more. Like a kiss or boyfriend status or—”
She nudged him. “Stop it. I need you to help me, not tease
me.”
“I wasn’t teasing,” he murmured, pulling the samples toward
him.
Thank you, Aimee! As always your review made my day. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
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