It was only meant to be a short trip—up to Chicago for two days and then back to Texas. At least, that was the plan until a massive snowstorm leaves me trapped in Chicago at a local hotel with no definite time frame of when I can go back home. If that wasn't a crazy-enough turn of events—I wake up to a beautiful princess standing in my hotel room.
She was definitely a sight to behold, but she's not the least bit thrilled to see me—think Momma Bear finding Goldilocks lying in her bed type of annoyance.
You see, my princess turned out to be a tired and angry traveler who had been double-booked...in my hotel room. With no rooms left anywhere in the city, we are forced to bunk together to ride out the storm. Now all that's left to determine is will we survive each other.
After a rocky start and some much-needed rest, Analise and I soon forge a friendship that turns into a no-strings-attached fling.
When the fairytale we got lost in melts away, we have an even bigger storm to weather that we never saw coming. The one where I'm faced with the uncertainty of having to walk away from the one woman who has opened a part of my heart I had thought was as frozen over as the city we found each other in.
Fated Hearts is a stand-alone novel and the last book in the Southern Bride series.
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Fated Hearts is the eighth and final
title in the Southern Brides Series, featuring Annalise and Roger.
This pair have quite the unforgettable
meet cute, and it’s a sweet, heart-warming, and emotional, small town forced
proximity romance.
Roger is a familiar character as his
brother’s story was featured in Lucky in Love, the fourth addition to this
series.
Roger and Annalise have incredible chemistry
and their banter is fun, and flirty, and I loved how they push each other, and
have very competitive natures.
Overall an enjoyable and engaging story
of fate, destiny and finding love in the most unexpected of places.
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