Category: Weston Parker

Weston Parker has really surpassed himself with this story. This is just so wonderful – it’s not a quick read where [whilst they can be great and fun] they don’t give you sufficient details to build up the characters development and give background for why they are the way they are, nor give enough time for a more complex storyline that you can really delve into it and feel as if you almost ‘know’ them. In this book, Weston gives us the opportunity to get to know Greyson [self made billionaire by the time he’s 29 years old] and Sadie who has undergone trauma such that she has issues that Greyson will have to change his automatic responses to ones that Sadie can feel comfortable with as his just spending money on her is not going to work at all. I loved the too-ing and fro-ing between these two people their banter is witty and makes me smile and is an essential part of what makes these characters so ‘alive’ and realistic. I did enjoy this book very much from where they meet in a lumber yard as he’s looking to build his own boat to the ending which was so welcome and, dare I say, perfect! Now waiting impatiently for Weston’s next romantic adventure… I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most definitely recommended.

Oh boy , is this one book by the wonderful best selling author, Weston Parker, that you’re going to remember for a long time! Our hero is Andrew who has grown up being prepped to take over the family antique business once his father dies. He is very driven and focussed on the business until one night when he and his butler [he’s such a wonderful person] discover one of his Dad’s old friend’s, Rick, having broken into the house and the office where all the valuable antiques are being processed. In his fury, Andrew blackmail’s Rick into sending his daughter, Sophie who is a trained accountant, into dealing with the firm’s books and finding out where there is an issue. In exchange, Andrew won’t send for the police to arrest Rick and put him in jail. Now at this stage in the story I didn’t particularly like Andrew, in fact, it took a while for me to like him at all! But once Sophie comes [her Dad doesn’t disclose to her why she is there, why she has to stay there, nor for how long]. But Sophie and Andrew have so much in common and one thing leads to another- especially when he takes her on an unexpected trip to Africa to visit a site. But revealing a part of himself makes him feel vulnerable and that is something Andrew just will not tolerate. Do these two lonely characters stand a chance at HEA together? Will Rick explain to Sophie how this all came about? Can Andrew overcome his fears? This is a very well written story which is compelling to read. Such interesting characters that I genuinely liked [even Andrew] as they were believable. The passion between Andrew and Sophie is palpable and you may need to turn on your fans/ac as it is HOT. I look forward to Weston’s next book with anticipation. I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most Definitely Recommended

Fans At The Ready For This Must Have Romance! Enjoy.

Have your fans/ac in fully functioning order as you’re going to need it with this latest offering by the fabulous best-selling author – Wester Parker. Oh my is Allen hot or what??? Yes, I do know that he’s a fire fighter and suffering from PTSD. But something has been missing in his life and when art gallery owner, Brea, moves in next door and it is flooded it seems as if that ‘missing something’ has been found. The chemistry between these two potential lovers is combustible in the page turning, easy to read romance. What I do think is exceptional is the way that Weston deals with such sensitivity about the PTSD. Allen and Brea just belong together but the question is whether he will let himself love someone so deeply. I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most definitely recommended.

David enjoyed his time in the military in so many ways,but now he is CEO of his father’s multi billion dollar company and he is bored. He agrees to help his sister sort through the old family home and it is there that he sees his first love, Allison, the girl who was across the street as he was growing up who used to throw dirt at him. They were each other’s firsts and the chemistry between them is still there but much more intense. She is now a single mum with her adorable little girl, Sierra, and a waste of time, jerk of an ex, and she is struggling to make ends meet. Now David wants to keep in contact with Allison as he dreams of the whole family and a daughter for himself… The chemistry between them sizzles beautifully throughout the book that is so well written by the fabulous best selling author, Weston Parker, who knows how to weave a spell over his reader’s so they feel compelled to to read all his stories and ignoring all distractions if they can help it. His descriptions of his characters are so impressive the way he seems to bring them to life on the pages before your very eyes. Yes, there are some twists and turns in the novel that make it unpredictable in some ways but there is a stupendous HEA that is such a great ending for the book that I don’t think could be improved upon. This is a page turning must have read that will still in your memory and make you smile. I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. MOST DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED!!!!

Senna is a single Mum of Lily and runs her exclusive clothing company in a unit that is part of a block that is being bought up by a billionaire wanting to build a car park for the shopping mall that he is also building. Senna and her friend Edith are in the way and so he sends in Zach whose job it is to buy out the ‘little people’. He’s extremely good at this job with his silver tongue and charm but then he meets Senna and Lily. I admit that from the brief outline of the story that I didn’t particularly like the sound of Zach but by the end of the book he had changed and I did like him. I actually loved him and Lily together! Zach had wealth, a job he loved and a ‘great’ life. But he didn’t realise it was not all that ‘great’ till he met Senna and the attraction between them is off the scales. Who is going to ‘win’ between these two people? Will Zach win and Senna sell or will she refuse to sell, thus ‘win’ and make a statement for the ‘little’ people? But what will happen to Senna and Zach and them getting a HEA together??? Weston Parker’s writing just gets better with every book that he writes. The depth of storyline, character development and believability of the story all come together to make one fantastic book! I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most Definitely Recommended

The girl that got away is back. She’s his best friend’s little sister and she’s saving herself for marriage but he isn’t interested in marriage. At least, he didn’t think he was until she came back. Danny just isn’t prepared for the effect that Terra has on him, nor her the effect that he has on her! The chemistry practically sizzles off the pages of my kindle as I read their story. As you’d expect from a book by the best selling author, Weston Parker, it is extremely well written with interesting and believable characters and a great storyline. Can’t wait for his next romantic adventure!! I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most definitely recommended

Bailey is feeling somewhat lost when her dad dies and so she purchases a ski resort in Utah where they used to go when she was a child. Bailey may not have been looking for romance but she soon finds it in the arms of Adam who is a gorgeous single dad to his young son, Ethan. Now there could be potential issues as she is his boss as he is the mechanic/’solve everything on site’ man there. Ethan is so cute and the love Adam has for him isd blatant for all to see. Adam and Bailey are just so good together and, as Weston Parker says ” Every good girl deserves a bad boy. ” Weston Parker has really pulled out all the stops with this latest romantic adventure of his. With fabulous characters such as these three that pull at your heart and I so wanted them to get their HEA. Such well developed and realistic ‘people’ make the storyline come alive and form to be such a real page turner that I couldn’t and didn’t put down until I’d finished the book. This book illustrates perfectly why Weston Parker is a best selling USA author. I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. MOST DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED

Max on the surface has everything going for him – good looks, a billionaire, his own business and any woman at the drop of a hat. But he is unsatisfied with his life and himself if he is honest enough. But then Laura, the beautiful young woman from college who got away comes back in his sphere of vision. Laura is genuinely wanting to help people, in particular the children who are ill within the city and he can help. Laura makes him feel for the first time in years since his Mum died and all the happy memories of the Christmas Season come tumbling back to him thanks to Laura. She also makes him want to be a better man – the man for her! I really enjoyed ‘meeting’ Laura and Max. Yes, at the beginning he was rather a jerk in many instances but with Laura’s good influence the reader gets to ‘see’ who he really can be. There is plenty of drama and love within this story by the best selling author, Weston Parker, and this has to be one of my favourites that I’ve read by him. Wonderful characters and a storyline that is so well written and believable that I couldn’t help but love the book and will definitely be re-reading it in the future as it was a real page turner and so easy to read as the story just flew across the pages enticing me to read more. Wonderful ending. I received a reader’s copy of this book and voluntarily leave my honest opinion of it here. Most Definitely Recommended.

  Every good girl deserves a bad boy. ~ Weston