Bad Alibi: A Small-Town Romance (Redemption Book 1)

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This story is full of laugh-out-loud moments, a crazy cat named Crash, and a manwhore who falls to his knees for the love of a good woman, but Bad Alibi also deals with a rather sensitive trigger subject, and Jessica Prince does it so well. Their bantering was a lot fun, the smexy was hot and I loved how everything worked out for them in the end. There’s nothing better than a packed house on a Saturday night, and co-owning the hottest restaurant and bar in town with my best friends, isn’t so bad either. Determined to start living for herself, Farah cuts ties with the past and moves to the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. This leading lady is not a shrinking wallflower, she is strong and giving and deserves the best-- Cannon sees this as well.Although she's not looking for a relationship, Farrah catches the eye of local mechanic Cannon -- who has quite a reputation around town for being a player. Cannon oozes alpha male through each page whether it is with just a look or action, he is intense and perfect for Farah. She moves to town and sees him with several women before they get together, he is described to her by others as the 'town dawg with a capital D'. She meets people she can confide in, friends she can trust, and even a man who has the potential to heal her shattered heart. I wasn't too keen on Cannon's reputation swept under the rug when feelings started but I get why it moved on fast.

Still MAJOR points off for the H's visible manwhore ways to the heroine especially having her hear him having sex. Farah was such a wonderful character, strong in her own way, sweet, caring, thoughtful, gentle and kind-hearted. NYT and USA Today Bestselling author Kaylee Ryan brings you a new standalone series surrounding five best friends who co-own a tattoo studio.

Farah Highland has lived in a gilded cage, though she’s been trying to buck against her upbringing her entire life. The heroine was raped in the past, she has nightmares which never describe the actual act but the fear and initial attack are described in dreams. Without giving anything away, this is such a complex, emotional, endearing, beautiful, sizzling, intense, amazing, sweet story that will have you rooting for the main characters in this read.

But Cannon can’t stay away—can’t/won’t give up on the first and only woman he’s wanted for long term. There are only detailed intimate scenes with the Hero and heroine though she sees a couple of occasions while she is working at the local bar, him leave with other women and while at the bar there are different occasions where women are crawling all over him. So it goes they don't get along too well at first but then Cannon turns out to be really good to her and she's tentatively not sure about it at first. Heroine starts new life in town, makes real friends, works in a bar, and our hero is a manwhore whose she sees and hears having sex with another woman in the same Inn she's staying in. In the beginning, the hero is a total STD walking manwhore which the heroine sees as well as hears, Yuck and 1 star.

I don’t say that this book is a copy of ‘Sweet dreams’ but if you are like me and you have read a book so many times that you know what is coming out of your head, you do (unwillingly) compare stories that has the same feel to it. He sees Farah and wants her but she is skittish, he decides to bide his time but then he learns who she really is and decides she is not worth it. Like the Hope Valley series, this series is set in a small town that just happens to be filled with people who like to ride, but they are wonderful, supportive people. Born and raised around Houston, Jessica is a self proclaimed caffeine addict, connoisseur of inexpensive wine, and the worst driver in the state of Texas.

This time it's a small biker town setting, Farah Hyland is starting over, she never liked the lifestyle of her upbringing. I enjoyed the plot, characters , feels, small town feeling, and the beautiful romance that comes the readers way.

The stories unfold in a way that connects me so intimately with each experience, each character, with such a sense of strength and conviction I just fall head over heels in love. So to say I was all kinds of excited when the Redemption series was announced AND that Cannon was up on the chopping block of love first, is an understatement.