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Only For You

Only For You


A Sapphire Springs Novel, Book 2

by Barb Curtis



⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


We are back in Sapphire Springs and this time some reality TV drama sparks up a fake relationship that soon turns all too real for two best friends!


Emily has lusted for her friend Tim for years, but she has been firmly in the friend zone for just as long! So when Tim’s ex comes to town to break up with in on with reality crews rolling and he becomes a sensation over night, she reluctantly agrees to pretend date to hopefully ward off all of his new fans…


Pretend dating starts to feel pretty real for these two, but Tim has commitment issues after growing up the son of Navy captain who was not around for his wife and kids and being burned by his ex. Can these two create the fantasy forever after that Emily has always dreamed of or will Tim pull up anchor and leave this relationship high and dry?


Emily and Tim; what can I say, these two were so perfect for each other! They were practically a relationship with their friendship before, but when they brought it to the next level they were #RelationshipGoals !  Tim, when he wasn’t freaking out about commitment issue was uber sweet and considerate and I absolutely adored him! Emily on the other had was a gal I want to hang out with! Ready for anything always there to help.


This was a fun read and I can’t wait to return to Sapphire Springs again!



Only For You by Barb Curtis is scheduled to be released July 29th, 2020.



I received a complimentary copy of this book from Forever Grand Central Publishing and ebook through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.


Forever With You



 

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