Review: Truly, Madly, Whiskey by Melissa Foster

My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Standalone - The Whiskeys: Dark Knights at Peaceful Harbor #2
Release - April 10, 2017
Genre - Contemporary Friends-to-lovers Romance
Dual POV - 3rd person
Heat - 3.5 out of 5
Length - 320 pages

Eight months is a long damn time to have the hots for a woman who keeps a guy at arm's length. But Crystal Moon is no ordinary woman. She's a sinfully sexy, sass-mouthed badass, and the subject of Bear Whiskey's midnight fantasies. She's also one of his closest friends.

Just when Crystal thinks she has her life under control, scorching-hot, possessive, aggressive, and fiercely loyal Bear pushes all her sexual buttons, relentless in his pursuit to make her his.

The more Bear pushes, the hotter their passion burns, unearthing memories for Crystal that are best kept buried. But there's no stopping the collision of her past and present, catapulting the two lovers down an emotionally charged road that has them questioning all they thought they knew about themselves.

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MY REVIEW

Bear... Oh sweet Lord, please find me a man just like Bear. There isn't enough words to describe the awesomeness of Bear. Is it obvious that I love Bear? Honestly, if you're ever on the hunt for an Alpha who is not only dominant and protective, but also sweet, considerate, understanding, passionate, and every other positive trait we women search for, you can never go wrong with the heroes that Melissa Foster creates. She hasn't made one yet that I haven't fallen in love with.

For eight months, Bear has been patiently waiting for his chance with Crystal. He's always there for her, providing comfort, affection, attention and security, while she runs hot and cold. There's no denying their mutual attraction, but Crystal's got some issues that make her afraid to start forever with Bear. Will she finally truly put her trust in him? And will Bear finally get everything his sweet heart desires? Read the book!

My dissatisfaction came from Crystal. I didn't like how she treated Bear. AT ALL! I'm not a fan of fake people either and she was a big fat phony. But despite that, I did love their story, but that had more to do with Bear than anyone or anything else. There's snark and drama and angst but through it all, there is so much love. When you're finished reading TRULY, MADLY, WHISKEY you'll understand how this character named bear easily captured my heart. I'm definitely looking forward to the stories for the other Whiskey siblings.