All For You (Pine Valley #8) by Heather B. Moore

Crash and burn pretty much describes Lindsey Gerber’s last six months at her law firm where she hoped to make partner. Now, every goal she’s made is suddenly out the window. She moves to Pine Valley, looking for a new start. On day one she meets pro hockey player Tyler Nelson, who’s recovering from an injury and in a physical therapy program that includes nature things like hiking the ski resort, which he hates, and makes no secret of. He also makes no secret of his interest in Lindsey. Their lives are two worlds apart though, and it will take one of them changing everything to make a relationship work.

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Oooh.  I might have a new favorite in this Pine Valley series!  This one definitely ranks in the top two.  I just loved both Lindsey and Tyler.  Mostly Tyler.  😊  I thought the story felt very realistic, mature and flowed very well.  The first meet between Lindsey and Tyler (I'm going to call him Nelson) was fun.  Nelson is all man and his presence fills up all the space around him.  He exudes strength and confidence.  I really liked that.  He is also a man who shows up.  His concern and care are evident in the way he treats Lindsey.  

I loved the natural progression of the relationship between Lindsey and Nelson.  The kissing was yummy and my heart did a lot of twittering.  This was the perfect read for me this week.

This book is on KU if you have that!  Also, this book is part of a series but can stand alone.

Content: mild implied swearing, kissing

- I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All opinions expressed are my own. 

Finding Us (Pine Valley #5) by Heather B. Moore

Felicity Miner is not normally an anxious person, and she’s been on her own since high school. But after a shoplifter steals from her bookshop, she calls the cops. When Officer Leo Russo shows up, Felicity has to tell herself that just because the romance novel she’s been reading has a hero police officer doesn’t mean she needs to project her imagination onto the real man. Yes, Officer Russo is unexpectedly generous, and he helps make Felicity’s home more secure when her worries won’t settle down. But the more Felicity is around Officer Russo, the more she imagines a future between them. Is he merely doing his duty, protecting and serving the citizens of Pine Valley, or is there potential for something more?

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I am enjoying this series so much.  Every time a new book comes out, it makes me so happy.  Each book can stand alone so no worries about reading them all in order, just jump right in and enjoy the ride.

Leo is swoony.  I LOVED him.  How could I not?  He is a man's man, strong, protective but also kind.  Felicity is quirky and I loved that she rode her bike everywhere.  Of course her working in a bookshop was dreamy and I'm going to love her because she loves reading!  Bonus.  Oh, and she loves hot chocolate too!  Dark chocolate and raspberry are my favorites.  

One of the things I love about all these books and not just this one, is that they aren't overdone.  The conflicts seem reasonable and I believe them.  The characters are easy to relate to and the romances progress so naturally.  It all just comes together so easily for me as a reader.  I love that.

Content:  clean romance, some kissing

- I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All opinions expressed are my own.

Waiting for You (Pine Valley #4) by Heather B. Moore

Gwen Robbins loves her job waitressing at the Pine Valley resort restaurant, and as a single woman, she has no trouble turning down any offers of dates from the restaurant patrons. Even when her boss, Seth Owens, shows interest in her, she’s not tempted in the least, no matter how strong their attraction.

But when Seth helps her through a crisis, she begins to see him in a different light. He’s not the rich and privileged business owner she first makes him out to be, but a man who’s making huge sacrifices to follow his own dreams. As Seth encourages Gwen to mend her own divide with her family, she realizes her heart is slowly opening toward a better future.

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I'm in love with the cover of this book.  Seriously.  Everything about it.  I also love how this is a perfect representation of what is inside.  The cupcakes are a defining moment in the story and this is exactly what they look like!  Yumma.

 This whole series is so good.  I was so excited to get book four, especially after thinking there were only going to be three!  Seth and Gwen are two fun characters and I really enjoyed watching them come together.  Seth sure had to work hard to get Gwen to give him a chance.  She was unnecessarily hard on him but thankfully she came around.  Until she didn't.  But then she did.  Well, you get the idea.  There were several times I thought, "poor Seth" but all's well that ends well, right?  One thing I do know:  I need a cook/baker like Seth living in my house!

If you are looking for a light, sweet romance, check out this book and this whole series.  They are guaranteed to make your heart happy.

This is book four in the series but each book can stand alone.

Content:  clean romance, some kissing

- I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All opinions expressed are my own.

PINE VALLEY SERIES:
Worth the Risk
Where I Belong
Say You Love Me
Waiting for You

  

Where I Belong (Pine Valley) by Heather B. Moore

 

Jane Morris makes a living by cleaning the houses of the wealthy residents of Pine Valley, and she tries hard not to judge their extravagant lifestyles. But when one of her clients goes through a devastating breakup with his fiancé, Jane finds herself in the middle of his emotional mess. She wants to help him, but Cameron Vance is a man she could easily lose her heart to. Jane agrees to be his date to the charity event of the year, organized by Cameron’s mother. But the magical night shows Jane that if she’s a Cinderella, then Cameron is definitely a candidate for Prince Charming.

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I'm so excited for this new addition to the Pine Valley series by Heather B. Moore!  And that cover!!  I love it.  It feels happy to me.

Jane and Cameron are two characters who are so easy to like right from the beginning.  It was easy to settle in with this story.  The pacing is gentle but I was always invested and interested in what was happening.  I think the thing I found most attractive about both Jane and Cameron was their kindness.  They take care of the people around them, and make others feel like they are important.  Despite their financial differences, Jane and Cameron are a lot alike.

Heather Moore excels at bringing her characters to life and draws me into her stories so that I feel like I'm right there with them.  I love that.  This sweet romance was an excellent diversion and made me happy.  I am looking forward to the next book, coming soon!

 Content:  clean romance, some kissing 

- I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All opinions expressed are my own.

 

Worth the Risk (Pine Valley) by Heather B. Moore

When Alicia moves back to Pine Valley to help her mom through a serious addiction, the last person she wants to see is her teenage crush, Jeff Finch, who destroyed their friendship in one single disastrous night. But Alicia is determined to not let anything about Jeff affect her, especially since she hasn’t seen him in ten years. All she knows is that he’s living a successful and charmed life, and she is more than happy to keep anything between them in the past. But when he shows up with a date at the restaurant where she works, Alicia realizes she’s still not over her feelings, and Jeff is definitely looking at her in a way he never has before.

Books in the Pine Valley series:

Worth the Risk (February 2018)
Where I Belong (April 2018)
Say You Love Me (June 2018)

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I really love that Heather B. Moore is writing a contemporary romance series.  She is such a versatile writer and I love how she can always surprise me with a new genre.  

I have to say first that I really love this cover.  I love it's simplicity and the pretty pop of color.

What is it about second chance at first love stories?  I'm such a sucker for them.  I was rooting for Alicia and Jeff from the very beginning and hoping they would find a way to reconnect on the level they needed to succeed.  Jeff is so good to Alicia.  I loved his gentle perseverance and his desire to help Alicia and her mom.  This was such a sweet, romantic story and the perfect thing to read on this day to celebrate love.  💗

I can't wait for the next book releasing in April!  Yay!

Content:  kissing

- I received a complimentary copy of this book.  All opinions expressed are my own.