Luke's #1 Rule

Blue Lake Series, Book 2

By: Cynthia Harrison

Narrated by: Chris Martinez

When Chloe’s employer amps up the verbal abuse and her ex-husband succumbs (again) to his addictions, she accepts a job offer across the country. Before starting their new lives, Chloe and the boys visit the family cottage at Blue Lake for their annual summer vacation.

When Luke meets Chloe, he’s blown away. She’s a strong, smart, gorgeous woman, and he wants to know her better. This sweet dream dies when Luke learns Chloe is a single mom. His number one dating rule is “no single mothers”. He shuts down fast because he’s been there, done that, and has the broken heart to prove it.

Blending families and addressing addictions co-mingle with summer sunshine in a small lakeside town where the roots of love grow deeper than life’s challenges.

©2014 Cynthia Harrison (P)2018 Cynthia Harrison

loved it

Just the absolute best story. Everything I like to listen about and more. Such a great story I will listen again and again. A keeper!! 'This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review'

Book 2

The story is very good. It has some extremely sad and sensitive elements, addictions, suicide, heartbreak, guilt, sadness, but it also has love. The mothers love of her two sons, her struggle with there futures in addition to her own

Loved the story not the narration.

This was a hard one for me to finish. I had trouble getting into the story since the I wasnt really feeling the narrator. Once I got into it I really enjoyed the story. The characters felt real and delt with some heavy situations (addiction, divorce and navigating those with children). None of the situations felt forced or heavy handed. This really was an emotional journey and I'm glad I was able to get past my issue with the narration to finish it.

Great Read

Luke's #1 Rule (Blue Lake Book 2) was a good read by Cynthia Harrison. Chloe decides to accept a job across the country and decided to visit the family cottage for their summer vacation. While there she meets Luke who changes everything for her. I enjoyed reading Chloe and Luke's story and wanted the best for them.

Unsatisfying

Weird inconsistencies I can handle--she has to stay with Mom yet she earned enough in a couple of years to PAY OFF a house?

Hating a dude one minute and jumping instantly to loving him the minute he's nice? Fine. Standard romance. Still could have gotten a like out of me.

The bullshit Luke threw at her was unforgivable. I would never want a book heroine to end up with a person who thinks like that. Blaming her for breaking up a home because an addict father--who already signed away his kids--is better than no father? Talking that way to her because she had the audacity to want financial security for herself and her children?

I detest the message this book leaves you with.