Kiss Me in Carolina

Title: Kiss Me in Carolina

Series: Hunt Family #2

Author: Brooke St. James

Publisher: Blue House Press

Genre: Christian Fiction, Contemporary Romance

Source: Kindle Own

My Review:

Kiss Me in Carolina is the second book in the Hunt Family series. I recommend reading them in order if you plan to read them all. Otherwise, this does fine as a standalone novel.

This story is insta-love, a bit cheesy, but a quick, easy read. Sometimes the dialogue is stilted, and I struggled with it at times. I thought it was overall a decent read with some cute characters.

If you can remember that the book is a work of fiction, you can get past the unrealistic aspects and enjoy a sweet, clean romance.

 ★★★/5

Synopsis (Goodreads): 

It's been said that the best time to find love is when you aren't looking for it. Rachel Stephens was a prime example of that. She was solely focused on completing her last year of dental school and love wasn't even on her radar.

She also wasn't excited about having London Ryder has a houseguest. The two weren't necessarily the best of friends, so when London came to L.A. to visit her A-list actor boyfriend, Rachel wondered why she asked to stay with her. In fact, she was beginning to wonder if this actor was really even London's boyfriend in the first place. But she decided to just grin and bear it.

Rachel never expected London bring her along on a film shoot. She certainly never expected to spend an afternoon alone with the actor who might just turn out to be the man of her dreams. Then again, sometimes we have to let go of our expectations and accept our destiny.