Second book in Jennifer Probst's Billionaire Builders series is a little more serious the the first one. It deals with both Raven and Dalton dealing with the traumatic death of a loved one, one who they thought betrayed them. Raven's father was the man Dalton's mother was with when they died in a horrible car crash. Both thought the worst of the other Raven blamed Dalton's mother and hated the family for ruining her father name and reputation in the artistic community. All of the Pierce family placed the blame on the man who stole away the beloved Diana Pierce.
Wonderfully written as always, a nice blend of chic, humor, romance and a bit of angst. Raven and Dalton both have plenty of layers giving them more depth and dimensions and making them seem very realistic. It can be read as a stand-alone which is always nice when you come into an established series and it connects Jennifer Probst other series that recently ended, Searching For, It was a nice touch especially since Izzy pops in.
Dalton and Raven are great together with plenty of similar interest and just enough differences to make it interesting. Dalton can't figure out Raven and why she hates him so much but he can't stay away from her or her bar, a lovely antique piece that is just begging him to restore it. Dalton gets his wish when Raven's restaurant is getting a article in a magazine and Raven needs the restaurant and bar restored so it looks good in the pictures. Raven figures this is the best time to learn more about the woman who ruined her life. But what she learns is nothing like what she she thought and the closer she gets to Dalton the more she falls in love. But will the truth of their connected past bring them closer together or will it tear them apart.

Overall, a great read. I love just about every Jennifer Probst writes and I have to say I love this one more than the first book of the series.

Dalton Pierce left behind the new life that he'd created for himself in California to return to a place he hoped he'd never have to come back to, but when your family needs you it's hard to say no. In order for the family business to stay afloat he, along with his two brothers, must run the company for a year, then they can go their separate ways if they so choose. He decided to stay, for the time being anyway, and continue to do what he loves, create beautiful furniture with his hands, and give his clients pieces they can cherish for years. Normally he lets his brothers handle all of the business details, but their newest client sparked something in him that has him wanting to deal with her one on one, she however would prefer to keep things just business. She has heard the rumors about him, witnessed him putting his moves on women, and she has no intention being the next one in line. Now he is left trying to figure out how to sway her decision, and convince to her that the sparks arching between them are worth exploring.

Raven Hawthorne has good reason to dislike the Pierce brothers, their mother after all took her father from her, and she has no intention of making nice with them. When their parents were killed in an accident, and it was discovered they were having an affair, Raven and her fathers memory took the brunt of the blame, and her feelings about the whole situation are still a little raw. But when a prestigious magazine wants to run an article about her unique little bar, she decides it needs some work done to it in order to make it magazine worthy, which leads to her to the doorstep of Pierce Brothers Construction. The last thing she wants to do is let them into her life, but she doesn't really have any other choice, so she puts her feelings towards them aside for the sake of her bar, and is pleasantly surprised with what she finds..

Having been a while since my last story by Ms. Probst, I had forgotten just how much I enjoyed reading her stories, but after reading the first chapter of this book I was quickly reminded of the literary treat her books provide! No matter how much Raven tried to deny it, the chemistry between her and Dalton was quite evident, they had a hurtful history, and she wasn't ready to let him in... but little by little he convinced her to let him in, and when she did things got really hot, really fast!! I loved everything about this story, it is one of those reads that stirs your emotions, and lingers with you long after the last page is turned... and in my book it doesn't get much better than that!! Highly recommend this one!!

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this title.

I adored this story. I'm an avid HGTV fan and this series just clicks with my interests. Dalton's love for woodworking reminds me of Clint from Fixer Upper. Raven is a strong, beautiful, caring woman who can hold her own while running a bar. The chemistry between Dalton and Raven is evident in their interactions with each other. There is a lot of healing and forgiveness within the book. Obstacles may show up but finding a way to work through them is key.

I look forward to more from the Pierce brothers with Tristan's story being released in July.

Dalton and Raven have a way of making everything seem sexual. Their chemistry sizzles off the page, it's a miracle they managed to keep their hands off each other for so long. I loved the build up though. Raven tried really hard because Dalton is supposed to be the enemy, but eventually she gives in to his charming and persuasive ways. I knew it was going to get bad when he found out the truth, but there was a part of his reaction I did not expect. I'm loving this series, can't wait for Tristan's book!

I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book. I was not compensated for this review, all conclusions are my own.

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QueenZany 5 Star Review
Everywhere and Every Way
Jennifer Probst



Can this woman write a bad book? The answer is hell no!!
Everywhere and Every Way is a brilliantly sweet heartfelt book! One that claimed me with every word. With those sexy words, with that witty charm, and that chemistry. Which was like bolt of lighting. The kind that kills you with that electrifying intensity.

Dalton and Raven were a seriously a dynamic couple. A hard headed Mixologist and the oh so Alpha Wood maker. That brought a new meaning to entertainment. Just had me falling in love like a high schooler!

This book was such a sweet, sad and redeeming story from the fabulous Jennifer Probst! I really liked how the beginning of this book started with Raven's experience as a child, then opened up to how the brothers got to where they are today and her life. It was a summary of the first book in the series, so it would allow someone to read this book without having read the other first. But in my case, it triggered my memory as to the details of the last book since I hadn't read it recently.

Dalton was the baby of the family. His brothers didn't take him seriously and he was the one who struggled the most from his loss of their mom. He may have had a different vibe than his brothers, but when it came to working and working with wood, he was passionate and hardworking and had a vision. He brought wood to life and his clients were always pleased, even if it's not what they first expected. He loved working with wood and he enjoyed a woman's presence but he never let himself fall for a woman. Raven got under his skin. She didn't fall at his feet and she gave it as good as she got! She gave him a run for his money! He didn't know what to expect with her and their sexual tension was off the charts hot! As a reader, I was entranced by them and couldn't wait to see what happened with their encounters. And I must say, I totally have a girl crush on Raven! She's one badass chick! She doesn't let anyone stop her and she's smart, sexy and even though she doesn't wear her heart on her sleeve, she feels and stands up for those she cares for. She tries her hardest to not let Dalton get to her, but he manages to weasel his way under her skin. Even though she knows their past and doesn't WANT to start anything with him, their banter and sexual tension gets to her. They had an ease to them and they gravitated toward each other. They both were strong in their own rights, but together they were AMAZING! They helped each other move on from the past and they had to fight for each other. I LOVED this book and never wanted it to end. Another fantastic read from Jennifer!

The Pierce brothers are back and I think I am even more smitten now than I was at the end of the first book. I cannot get enough this series - I loved the latest release, Any Time, Any Place.

Here's the deal. Since their father's death, the three Pierce brothers have been stuck working together because it's the only way to save their family business. At first it was absolute chaos since they have been divided for years but now they're all working hard to move their relationships forward and to get over the past mistakes.

The second book Any Time, Any Place focuses on Dalton and his complicated romance with Raven - the local bar owner. These two are highly attracted to one another but are coming to the table feeling fairly reluctant and skeptical regarding love. They were both betrayed and abandoned by important people in their lives.

Their courting is sexy and hilarious. I loved their quick wit and banter - they share some truly awesome verbal foreplay. The only thing better is when they actually act on their lust for one another - wooziers!! These two are intense and red hot. However, they have a lot to overcome and it's quite an emotional journey for them to find happiness together.

I thought that Dalton and Raven were passionate and smart characters. I devoured their romance and in all honesty, I feel like I cannot gush about Any Time, Any Place enough. It is a great book. The brother's are fabulous and the women they fall for are incredible.

Don't miss any of their stories. Meeting the brothers and start the Billionaire Builders series today!

Raven runs My Place, a popular local bar and a place that she takes pride in. The bar is her vision come to life. She has a great crew, and a full and happy life. But things weren’t always this good. Her dad was killed in a tragic car accident when she was younger with a woman she didn’t know and two one-way tickets to Paris. Rumors ran crazy and her beloved father was painted a womanizing villain. The whole mess almost destroyed her. Back on her feet and thriving she comes face to face with the only other people who could potentially know what happened with her dad. The very family that vilified her dad and sent her life spiraling. The three boys of the woman who also died in the car that day. One of whom she has an unfortunate attraction to, Dalton.

Dalton doesn’t understand why the hot bar owner won’t give him the time of day. He is pretty sure she likes him, their repartee is great, but she gives him the cold shoulder repeatedly. He sees an in when her bar is to be featured in a magazine and needs some work done. While he and his two brothers equally won Pierce Brothers Construction, the wood working is all Dalton. She finally agrees to hire him and Dalton figures the rest will be easy. Boy is he wrong.

Even with a strong connection, the past has a way or sneaking up on you with a strangling choke hold just when you thought you’d left it behind. Can Raven and Dalton find a way to move forward from the past to secure a future?

Raven is the best kind of heroine. He’s kick ass, strong, funny, and the kind of girl you want to be when you grow up. She’s had her problems and pain like anyone else but how she chooses to use it to drive her choices for a better life makes her a character I cheered for.

Dalton is sexy but also real. His relationship with his brothers really makes you relate to him and feel like you know him. I didn’t know whether to route for him to get Raven or wish him for myself.

I really enjoyed the story as well as the rich characters. 4 solid stars for Any Time, Any Place.

I absolutely loved Everywhere and Every Way, so I couldn't wait to read Any Time, Any Place! I was so excited to see how Dalton and Raven's story would play out and Ms. Probst didn't disappoint at all. I loved Any Time, Any Place - it was amazing! 

Raven is nothing short of a bada*s! She's strong, independent, she knows what she wants, and she can take care of herself. She's tough and she doesn't take any crap from anybody, but she's not all cold or rigid either. Raven is actually a little bit of a marshmallow inside, she feels things deeply and she does have a warmth about her that is endearing. She is wonderful and I loved everything about from her hardness to her softness and everything in between! 

And Dalton, I'm sure that I saw Dalton a touch differently when it was Cal's POV we were getting, but I was still excited to get in his head. And when I did, man, he about broke my heart. Dalton is so sweet and sensitive and he just made my heart ache with how it all went down in his past and the struggles he faces now. But while he gave my heart a workout, he also gave it a lot of relief too. Dalton is charming and funny and thoughtful and romantic. He's just completely lovable even though he messes up sometimes and I couldn't help but love him anyway and I know you will too! 

Well, I don't know if I can say for sure that Any Time, Any Place has taken Everywhere and Every Way's place in my heart - I love my Cal and Morgan - but there were so many things that I loved about it. There were times when it punched me in the gut and broke my heart, but it also made me laugh and smile a lot too. It was entertaining, it kept me on the edge of my seat and I was wholly invested in Dalton and Raven's story. It was beautiful, heartwarming, wonderful and I can't wait for Tristan's book next! 

Any Time, Any Place is the second book in the Billionaire Builders series, but it can be read as a standalone. It's told from Dalton and Raven's POV and they do get their happy ending. 

~ A Hopeless Romantic's Booklandia, 5 Stars

SWEET, SEXY AND SASSY!!

This novel was all about finding the ONE!!

Ever since her dad ran away with Diane Pierce, and left Raven Bella Stratton, then 19 years old behind, she hated the Pierce family. She never knew why her father decided to leave, she just knew the pain that his decision brought to her.

Now years later Raven was a strong and hard-workng women. She loved the popular bar that she owned and was a gifted mixologist. She enjoyed what she was doing. And was finally ready to settle down.

Dalton Pierce, cocky and charming and a gifted wood worker had no idea who Raven really was. He just knew that he was insanely drawn to her. She intrigued him like no other. He loved her prickly manner, was fascinated by her walls and layers that she hid behind. She threw him off guard, and it was hard for him to keep his balance around her. A look, her scent, or a touch had him wishing and hoping for more.

Dalton Pierce was a broken man after his mom died in the car crash that also killed Raven’s dad. He was the closets to his mom and took her death the hardest. After living in California for a few years he came back home to take over his families company with his two older brothers.

When the opportunity arouse to restore Raven’s bar he took it with both hands. He had always been enamored by her ever since they met a year ago. Raven on the other hand kept her distance. Since she knew why their parents died she didn’t want anything to do with the bothers, but especially with Dalton. She was already drawn to him and knowing what she knew she didn’t think anything good could come from the attraction.

But Dalton had a plan on his own. He would slowly immerse himself into her life, starting with restoring her bar. He recognized that she was not immune to him and he was willing to go the extra mile, if that helped him to loosen her up enough to get her talking to him.

Raven and Dalton were wonderful together. They had so many things in common. Stargazing, a love for Raven’s bar, nature, and their parents involvement. He admired her for her strength and work ethics. Also for her talents, and her tenacity, both spoke to him and challenged him at the same time.

I loved that Raven came out and told him from the very beginning that she was looking to settle down and he was not the marrying kind. Which he acknowledge, but throughout the book, he came around and realized that what he thought he didn’t want was actually exactly what he wanted.

Any Time, Any Place was a wonderful and solid addition to this series. Getting to know the brothers and their interactions added substance and detail to the families history. All the women in this book were strong, affectionate and intelligent. Great counterparts to all of the Pierce siblings.

Great characters and a wonderful plot is something I associate with a Jennifer Probst book.

posted January 24th 2017

I'm a huge Jennifer Probst fan and I'm loving this new series, Billionaire Builders. I love the way she writes complex characters who are smart and witty. Jennifer always makes me laugh in the midst of heartache and tragedy. Her heros are full of depth and sexiness and her leading ladies are tough, intelligent and independent. I have to admit, when I start a new series, especially one about brothers, I always pick my favorite with in the first few chapters of the first book. Dalton is my favorite. I’m not sure if it's his arms, his hair, his sweetness or his vulnerability. Or his amazing talent. Or maybe it's his hands. Dalton is the youngest Pierce brother. He's the family player who doesn’t seem to take things too seriously. Whether it's life, love or business. But, being back home and working with his brothers has showed Dalton he's exactly where he wants to be. When he sets foot in My Place and comes face to face with the owner, sexy Raven, he can't seem to stop thinking about her. Something in his soul calls to her. It's almost like Fate is telling him something. He wants her and for once a woman wants nothing to do with him. It's like she actually can't stand him, but they hardly know each other. Raven lost her father and she wants vengeance. She knows exactly who to blame too. She doesn't want to like Dalton. She can't be attracted to him. She just can't. But she is. Something about his eyes, his body draws her in. She's caught in his spell and it's not a good thing. She doesn't return his advances, but when she needs to have the bar restored she knows Dalton is the best. After working together, their spark becomes a raging fire and Raven can't stay away anymore. But, she's keeping a secret from Dalton. A big one. Will Dalton be able to forgive Raven when he finds out? I loved this story and this couple. So much! They are sexy, funny and super talented. I loved hearing about the woodworking and mixology. I wanted to make myself a Sweet Hot Chris and buy an antique! I was thrilled to see someone make an appearance from another series. Eek! Overall, this love story is about letting go of the past so you can move on and love. Destiny has a funny way of proving itself to you. Sometimes your heart has to break to find the one to heal it. Your other half, who's written in the stars.

PS. LOVE the When Harry Met Sally reference. My favorite movie of all time.

"Take a lesson from the Stones. You can't always get what you want."
He never flinched. "Maybe. But I'm sure I'll eventually get what I need."

"I don't seem to have the vision like so many other women have."
"I doubt many women can make a Bloody Mary like you can."
"You're right. That's a better talent."

"I don’t want to think about the future, or why we're wrong for each other. I just want to claim the moment and kiss you in the moonlight, because you're so fucking beautiful my heart hurts."

Dalton Pierce loves women and they love him back. He is a woodwork artist and free spirit. The youngest Pierce sibling, he is a partner in the hugely successful Pierce Brother Construction company. His mother, Diane Pierce, dies in a car accident while running away with her lover. After the funeral, all the brothers go their separate ways, living their new lives as if they no longer have family. Their father’s will brings them all back together after years of estrangement. Due to a stipulation in said will, all the brothers have to work together to keep the company profitable for one year. Their father’s demand reunites them, but they have to work hard to mend their relationship. Their reconciliation is inhibited by how each of them is dealing their mother’s tragic death. Despite his reservations, Dalton stays the year and then decides to remain in Harrington, Connecticut.

As the youngest brother, Dalton feels like is not taken seriously. Each brother brings a different strength to the company, but Dalton feels like they leave him out of the big business decisions. Moreover, he is the artist in the family, and although he makes unique and custom contributions, his perspective is not always respected. His brothers, Cal and Tristan, think of him as a playboy and temperamental artist. He gets frustrated that they do not treat him as an equal partner. Luckily, Dalton’s has his art: “Building pieces from scratch into treasured and beautiful objects soothed something within his soul. His hands were an extension of creativity and nurturing, and each piece was unique and special, as if he’d just stepped away from the wood to allow it to reveal the heart.”

After sowing her wild oats, Raven Bella Stratton comes to Harrington as the new owner of My Place restaurant and resident mixologist. Her entire focus is on her business. She has no interest in dividing her attention with any man in her life. She hires Dalton to help her renovated her antique bar before a big magazine interview.

On the surface, they seem like opposites. She is the business woman. She is level headed and practical. When she is ready for marriage, she wants a stable partner. He is the open minded, fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants artist, who doesn’t believe in love. He loves to take care of women, but he learns to never fully commit his heart. He understands his emotional limitations, and fully accepts it. As he puts it:

He’d always known his emotions were a bit fragile — like he was born with a vulnerable part he needed to protect at all costs. That was the primary reason he avoided love. His gut screamed that he wasn’t the type to handle it and would eventually either screw it up or blow it up. Why invest everything in an ideal that didn’t last?
Dalton attitude towards love is an outgrowth of mother’s perceived abandonment. For Dalton, his mother is the one who understood him. Of all his family members, he was the closest to his mother. She understood him like no other. While others wanted to put him in a box or direct him towards the family business, his mom understood his need to pursue his art. She encouraged him to learn his craft. His mom was his greatest champion. Her death hits Dalton especially hard: “Learning she’d run away with a strange man, leaving her family behind, crippled them all….[All the answers] died with her as had everything good and gentle and pure in his life.”

I really related to Dalton’s relationship with his mother. I also have a child who often acts outside of expectations and it grieves me when people keep trying to make him conform. I see him struggle to belong. The way Dalton needs his mother reminds me of how important it is for me to balance encouragement with support. Sometimes the things I want for my son is not what he needs. It reminds me to always keep my son at the center of the story, not myself.

Jennifer Probst always does an outstanding job of getting her characters to tap into their deepest emotions. I like Dalton for being forthright with his intent and limitations. I love Raven for her strong personality and her ability to stand up and walk away. She is well aware of her boundaries and is willing to pay consequences for tough decisions. The last five percent of the book brings out the best in both characters with a magnificent, extended grovel.
I am now eagerly awaiting Tristan’s story. Second chance? Secret baby? I am just speculating, but I cannot wait to see what is next!

Any Time, Any Place is the second installment in Jennifer Probst's Billionaire Builders series. Both characters were introduced in the first book.

Raven Stratton is a young woman who's on the mend. She's the owner of the bar "My Place". The bar is flourishing thanks to Raven's crew and her unique take on mixology. Raven can make the best cocktails around town. Raven suffered the loss of her father almost a decade ago. Her father died in a car accident but he was not alone. Daina Pierce was with him. Evidence indicates that they were leaving on a plane to Paris before they died. Raven has had years of anger and hate towards her father and the woman who took him away from her. When she discovered Dalton is her son, she wants revenge.

Dalton Pierce has never recovered from the loss of his mother. She hurt him deeply when she made the decision to abandon them. He has learned not to trust marriage and no-commitment relationships are all he's interested in. He's a third owner of the Pierce Brothers Construction business. He's in charge of anything to do with wood. He can give any old piece of wood a new life. When he crosses paths with Raven, he knows there is something there. Something to explore. He just needs to convince her that it's worth it.

Any Time, Any Place has Jennifer Probst signature all over. The romance is sweet and sexy!

Raven and Dalton both suffered a big loss and both felt abandoned. Years later, they are still trying to overcome their pasts. Only when they forgive their parents are they able to move forward. I knew that Raven hiding things from Dalton was going to cause trouble. I was dreading the big reveal. Luckily, there was also the right amount of groveling.

Cliffhanger: No

4/5 Fangs

A complimentary copy was provided by Gallery Books via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

This is my first book to read by the author. I really enjoyed this story in the Billionaire Builder series. Raven and Dalton are connected, but Dalton does not know what Raven knows about their interconnected past. Raven tries to brush off Dalton's charms and ends up giving him a chance to hopefully learn key facts about a devastating event that happened in their past. What she ends up finding out could destroy them both and the possibility of their friendship and even more. A great read and I cannot wait to read more of Jennifer's books in the series!

An ARC was generously given to me for an honest review via NetGalley.

My first novel by this author and I absolutely loved it! What a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive popped into my head when I was reading this.

Raven owns her own bar and it's been neglected and Dalton who loves wood and has a special knack for it wants to restore it for her. Dalton wants to get to know Raven for more than just her bar but he see's this as an in. He's hit on her just about every time he's there and she always shoots him down. She shoots all the men down and it's became a thing for the bar. Friends bring their friends in to see if she'll go out with them. The one liners that she has cracked me up, you had to laugh.

Holy crap this book will make you fall in love with the characters, laugh with them, cry with them. My heart hurt for both Raven and Dalton, both of them feeling betrayed by their parents but learning things that they never knew sheds a new light on everything. Unfortunately things don't go as planned, will they be able to get over their hurt that the other has caused? It's not just about what the parents did but what the other did. Will they be able to forgive and love each other 100% or will this always be between them.

I definitely need to read the first book in this series just because I loved the brothers and want to learn each of their stories.

I loved this story!!!!! Not sure if I have been in a rut but many books lately that I have read have taken an effort to get through. I usually have enjoyed them, but not "felt" engaged with the story or the characters! Well, I am so damn happy to finally have a book that made me swoon, brought tears to my eyes, and made me cheer on this couple so that they could have their HEA. Jennifer Probst is someone I have been reading for a while now, and her books just keep getting stronger and stronger. I think this book is her best yet. Dalton and Raven were a great couple, fighting their feelings for each other because of a mutual event in their past that really affected both of them emotionally. I loved the dialogue and the plot, and frankly everything about this book! For me, it was a great read. A standalone in a short series...so far 2 books, but hopefully more to come. Thanks Ms. Probst for a great read! Thanks also to Netgalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this book for an honest review.

This is the second book in The Billionaire Builders series. This is not my first book by this author. I have been reading her books for some time. This book opens up at the time of Raven’s father death/funeral. She was young and scared and misses her Papa. The Dalton family has made everything her father's fault as their mother had died as well. She vows to get answers. With that the book is well written, flow was good and the people are likable. Personally, I had a hard time with this book. I was unattached and felt withdrawn. That was up until about 48% then it picked up for me.

Dalton Pierce is the youngest of the Daltons. He is beautiful based on the description. I loved his description. He is the rugged one of the brothers. He is the woodworking brother, is a womanizer that does not want to settle down, maybe two nights is all he needs. He loves to stargaze and study the constellations. He then meets Raven and he has now met his match.

Raven is a strong, confident, beautiful and smart woman with a great business sense. She owns and runs her own bar that is very successful. Raven couldn’t want more opposite that Dalton. She wants to fall in love and have a family. She can’t see herself with the man, who with his brothers, spread lies about her father corrupting Mrs. Dalton and running away with her never to return. So when Raven gets a call from a magazine doing an article on her bar she needs to get her bar rejuvenated. Dalton wants to break her down, he isn’t used to being told no when it comes to woman. They are passionate about their loves, her the bar My Place and his wood-working. Dalton felt like he was as important to the rest of his family. He feels his brothers leave him out of important things. So when he finally breaks down Raven and they form their friendship is was great to watch unfold. I wanted to reach in at a time and smack her and tell her to talk, then him to grow up and see the big picture. He was a bit of a brat at some spotty places. I was always waiting for the shoe to drop.

There were bunches of feels here. The secondary people were great. I like the friendship forged between the females. There is another story to tell and I want to read that. I am hoping it is Sydney.


I am glad I pushed through and read this book. It was worth the read.

Ever since I read Searching For You in the anthology Baby It’s Cold Outside, all the books by Jennifer Probst are in my must-read list, you know, the ones that are included in my busy blogger schedule, because I know she always delivers the best, romantic, funny and sexy books, and to my biggest shock, I always cry with her books, because the deep and emotional stories that always touch my heart. And of course, Any Time, Any Place fulfilled all my expectations.

This is the second book of the Billionaire Builders Series, following the story of the youngest brother of the Pierce Brothers, Dalton, the man who loved to work with wood. Dalton was talented, funny and kind of the player from the three brothers. He was also the better looking of the three brothers but most importantly, he had the biggest heart of them all—Can I marry him, please?.

On the other side of the story there was Raven, a young business owner and badass bartender who had a grudge against the Pierce Brothers, because of the mysterious circumstances of the death of her father and their mother, but she meant to stay away from them, until she found herself needing to make some restorations on her bar, and there was only one construction company and one woodworker qualified to make the job: Pierce Brothers Construccions and Dalton Pierce himself.

I loved everything about this book. Since the characters, main and secondary—Caleb and Morgan were as perfect as I remember them and Tristan *sigh* can I have his book now, please?—, the storyline full of romance, emotions and family, the flawless writing with great descriptions and overall, I loved everything, everything about this book.

I can’t wait for the audiobook, because it’ll mean a chance to repeat this awesome story.