Wednesday 27 February 2019

Irresistible - Melanie Harlow - Blog Tour

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“Sexy, heartfelt--did I mention sexy? With the perfect touch of the forbidden, Melanie Harlow has outdone herself with single dad Mack and Frannie’s story!”

-- Ilsa Madden-Mills, Wall Street Journal bestselling author


Irresistible, an all-new fun and swoony standalone from USA Today bestselling author Melanie Harlow, is available now!


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I’m a full-time single dad to three daughters and CFO at Cloverleigh Farms. I don’t have time to fall in love—I’m too busy trying to run a business, keep the red socks out of the white laundry, and get the damn pillowcases on without owing a dollar to the swear jar.

Sure, Frannie Sawyer is beautiful and sweet, but she’s twenty-seven, the boss’s daughter, and my new part-time nanny—which means she’s completely off-limits. It’s bad enough I can’t stop fantasizing about her, what kind of jerk would I be if I acted on the impulse to kiss her?

(Exactly the kind of jerk you’re thinking.)

Actually, I’m worse than that—because I didn’t stop with a kiss, and now I can’t stay away. She makes me feel like myself again. She reminds me what it’s like to want something just for me. She’s everything I ever needed, but nothing I ever imagined.

I’m a former Marine. I should have had the strength to resist her from the start.

But I didn’t. And now I have to choose between the life I want and the life she deserves.

Even if it means giving her up.


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I was holding my breath.

I wasn’t even sure why, but it was something about the way Mack was looking at me. And the tension in his body—the taut muscles in his neck. The grip of his fingers on the edge of the counter. The set of his jaw. It gave the impression of restraint. Like he was holding himself back.

Something unfamiliar hummed in the air between us. I could feel it—he wanted me the way I wanted him.

No wonder I couldn’t breathe.

Then he cleared his throat and turned away from me, cutting off the current. “Sure. Everybody needs to make mistakes now and then.”

I’d forgotten I’d even asked the question.

He turned the sink on, rinsed his dishes, and placed them in the dishwasher. I stood there staring at his muscular back, at the width of his shoulders, at the snug fit of his jeans on his butt. If I were his and he were mine, I’d go over and wrap my arms around his waist, press my cheek to his back. Then he’d turn around, winding his arms around me. He’d lower his lips to mine, and—

“I should get you home,” he said, interrupting my fantasy. “Want to grab your coat?”

“Sure.” But I didn’t really want to leave. I wanted to stay in this warm, chaotic house with him and the girls. Pretend I belonged here. Pretend I belonged to him.



4.5 Stars

The first title in the Cloverleigh Farms series is a sweet, sexy and heartfelt story.   It’s a realistic and relatable story told in a dual point of view.

I adore a single father romance, and was initially drawn to Irresistible by the synopsis, but once I began reading I just couldn’t put it down.  I share a personal connection with a medical condition the heroine suffers from, so this story was very close to my heart.

Mack and Frannie have much more in common that initially appears.  They are both lonely, vulnerable and suffer from insecurities. 

Frannie is twenty seven years old.  She’s the youngest of the five Sawyer sisters, and is kind, compassionate and caring.  She is beautiful both inside and out.

Mack is a thirty seven year old divorcee and devoted single father of three adorable and precocious girls.  This former marine, turned CFO works for Frannie’s parents company, whilst struggling on his own to do the job of both parents.

I loved the connection and chemistry this pair share, and my interest in the Sawyer sisters has been captivated, and I cannot wait for more of their stories.






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