I loved this story! I couldn’t put it down!

Safe and Levi meet on a job offer, he is her boss. They fall for each other after a rough start.

Great read with lots of sass. Sage never fails to get under his skin and the HEA was much deserved.

Good book and a great summer read.

Loved it! Quick read full of humor, snark and mending of broken hearts.

This awesome book will grab you from the start and not let you go. I loved how Sage was able to get under Levi’s skin without even trying. The surprises, suspense, drama, twists, and so much more will not let you go, you’ll keep turning those pages through to the end.

Delightful read that quickly drew me into the characters and town. For the most part you can cheer on and empathize with the characters. Hence the four stars. What detracted a little from the story was Sage being a little bit of a hypocrite with Levi and the ending all of a sudden just happened. Granted, this isn’t a long book and there were moments in the book where it would have been nice to have it fleshed out more. Otherwise, I did really enjoy getting to know each character that they had a common bond. I would recommend this book (short, sweet and a little steamy) and look forward to continuing the series

This is a fun small town story with characters that grow on you and a sweet mystery. Levi is a bit of a grump, especially towards Sage, but she gives as good as she gets!! They have fantastic chemistry together and I loved their scenes together from their bickering to their other interactions! Sage’s dislike of sexism is totally relatable, especially in a field that doesn’t have too many women. I liked how she defended and stuck up to herself. I thought the mystery element was honestly a bit sweet when it was all said and done. There is a mystery, but no suspense/thriller elements. All in all, it’s a fairly fast read with steamy elements and a fun festival to boot.

The premise of the story wasn’t too bad, although similar to many others of this genre. I’m usually a sucker for stories with happy endings, but this one was tough to get through. While many stories are not realistic, this one was too rushed and needed more plot, character, and relationship development. Sage went from being tough and trying to prove herself, to falling in love with Levi, being jealous, and weeping over him in a matter of days. Levi didn’t want to work with a woman and was hung up on his ex from years before, and then the next day he was acting on his attraction for her and sharing his feelings. They had hardly spoken before they decided they were in love. At the end, I felt disappointed that I had spent time reading it.

Levi needs help with his security business. He received a Dear John letter while deployed years ago, and still can’t trust a woman over a decade later. Sage spent all her savings on her dad’s hospital bills. She doesn’t like small towns, but she needs a “restart”. It’s only a short-term contract, so she should survive. When Levi hires Sage, he doesn’t know she is a woman. A flare up from the first introduction. A quaint town, a rash of break-ins, puzzles to solve, and sparks begin to fly. I enjoyed the development of mutual respect for each other, is any relationship destined for failure?