Whiskey Reveals

Whiskey and Lies, Book 2

De: Carrie Ann Ryan

Narrado por: Maxine Mitchell

One whiskey-saturated night turns into something far more in the second stand-alone installment of the best-selling Whiskey and Lies series from NYT best-selling author Carrie Ann Ryan.

Fox Collins likes his life just the way it is. His siblings are falling in love all around him, but he'd much rather focus on his next story than on a serious relationship. However, when his latest one-night stand returns to Whiskey - this time for good - he'll need to learn to trust his instincts to figure out if he can live without her in his life.

Former dancer Melody Waters is finally ready to settle down in her grandmother's small Pennsylvania hometown. Bad decisions and fateful nights have changed her path more than once, but now she's focused on one thing: opening her new own dance studio. But fate is a funny thing, and once again, she'll be forced to learn that actions have consequences and some repercussions can not only change your life forever, they can also come back to haunt you...one broken promise at a time.

Each book is a complete stand-alone and can be enjoyed in any order.

©2018 Carrie Ann Ryan (P)2018 Carrie Ann Ryan

Whiskey Reveals

Fox and Melody meet one night and Fox can’t seem to forget her. When they are brought back together with their connection to her grandmother, he knows he wants to be around her. I like this town of Whiskey. I also love that these are connected to the Montgomery Ink books loosely. The way Carrie Ann Ryan ties everything together is just amazing.

Surprises in love

Melody and Fox met one night over Whiskey shots. What was supposed to be a one night only turns into so much more.
Through a series of bumping into each other, they begin to act on their chemistry. Things progress from there.
There are a lot of fun people, some family some friends that make this story enjoyable.
There are some steamy love scenes, some life angst and lots of love.
I would definitely recommend not only this book, but this series.

Great spinoff...

I enjoyed this spinoff of the Montgomery Ink series. Tabby's brothers were all entertaining and had some quirks vs. the typical muscular, bearded and inked Montgomery men. I liked the varying depths of the characters from their professions and even how they met their women.