Don't you just hate it when an author changes a book after already offering an exerpt? At the end of Dark Roots and Cowboy Boots, we read that Luke was going to help Macy get in shape for Jamie Lee's wedding.

Now that the book has been released, however, it's something completely different!!

And don't you just love it when an author makes that change and its even better?

This book goes deeper than the last few, beginning with Dark Roots and ending with Trick My Truck but Don't Mess with my Heart. This book while still very funny and staying true to the characters of Macy and Luke was MORE.

More engrossing, more emotional, more satisfying, more more more. A great group of secondary characters (can't wait to see who she writes about next!) and a story that will tug at your heartstrings even as you're laughing!

Even if you haven't read the previous stories, you MUST READ THIS ONE!

I had been anxiously awaiting Macy and Carter's story and was excited when it was finally available. Sometimes those highly anticipated books just don't live up to your expectations, but this was surpassed my expectations. This is a wonderful friends to lovers story. It was a beautiful book about finding and appreciating the strength and courage inside of you.
Both Luke and Macy are at a point in their lives where a little change makes a big difference. Macy solves a hair emergency for a country music celebrity while she is passing through town and as a result, and ends up in an new place with an unexpected change in career. Luke is in the process of finding a new job which leads to a new location for him as well.
I do not remember ever laughing as hard while reading as I did while Macy was making her special dinner for Luke, especially cooking the potato. I had to put the book down for a moment, I was laughing so hard - big huge laughs, not little giggles.
Ms. McLane writes the best first person viewpoint stories and this one is no exception. Not only did I love this story, it is on my list of favorites for the year.

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