The Best Kind of Trouble

This book had a cute premise. It has some mild steamy scenes. I laughed a few times. However it drummed on and on, beating a dead horse on many issues. It felt like a trip to my shrink...a lot. Narrator was good.

Second chance romance and I loved it. Patrick "Paddy" Hurley is a rockstar and had an amazing few weeks with Natalie Clayton while in the beginning of his career and in tour. Years later, Natalie is a librarian in Hood River and while ordering coffee, Paddy sees her. He's never forgotten her and her wants her. Only, she pretend not to know who he his and decides she will not get involved again. The heat on this book is fast and furious but there are still some serious issues in the story. Natalie has some serious skeletons and it allows her to keep people at a distance however Patrick has some of the same skeletons in a different way. I love the strong family element of the Hurleys that he has and the strong friends that she has as their support system showing how family can appear in different ways. While there is a lot of sex, there's also a lot of talking through issues like adults which I love. Not a lot of cursing not a lot of working through problems. Really loved this.