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4.5 stars. Ever since Bailey Hartwell and Vaughn Tremaine started exchanging insults in The One Real Thing, belying true sparks underneath, I was itching to read their story. Bailey has a heart of gold, always full of expression and earnestness, where she has an intense loyalty to the people and things she cares about. That includes her inn and her closest friends. If there's something she can help with, Bailey dives right in without hesitation. Vaughn, on the other hand, is much more reserved and calculated in his movements with his big city wealthy background. Control is very important to him and he does not share his emotions. He maintains a very professional demeanor and treats all interactions as business. Because Bailey is so transparent, Vaughn can read her easily and even respects her, much to his chagrin.

Their chemistry was bound to be explosive given the enemies-to-lovers element because they can hardly have a pleasant conversation without some kind of barb slung in between. I was engaged throughout the whole story, pleasantly surprised by the turn of events and how their relationship developed. It was unexpected, yet just right for them, and not to mention incredibly steamy with palpable emotion, too. Vaughn comes off as cold, but in fact, he's rather vulnerable on the inside, which further hardens up his exterior and refusal to share any sentiments. What I loved about him was once he figured out that he had a once in a lifetime opportunity for something amazing in front of him, Vaughn became very goal oriented and manned up to go after what he wanted. The other side storylines included really enhanced the story, not to mention added further curiosity about the additional characters whose stories will likely need to be told because I must know more about them, too.


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Every Little Thing Hart Boardwalk Book 2 eBook Samantha Young Reviews

Man, I hate it when life gets in the way of me not getting to a book I’ve had since it’s release, in this case a freaking year, but boy when I finally am able to read that book, and it ends up being so worth the wait, it puts me in a very happy place. Every Little Thing was so well worth the wait, albeit a long one, I loved Vaughn and Bailey’s story. I love when a strong, powerful, painfully good looking and damaged man can be taken down by an equally stubborn and strong willed woman. There’s something incredibly sexy about it, especially when he finally gives into those feelings and overcomes the past challenges. This story had some definite twists in it, left a lot of doors open for future books, and I cannot wait. The mystery of Jack Devlin still looms, and it will be interesting when that finally comes out. Vanessa was a definite self centered brat, not sure I would want to be related to that, and loved Jessica and Cooper’s continued love story and wedding. The Devlin’s will always be a sore spot in Bailey and the Boardwalks close knit of friends, but now that Vaughn has entered the picture, this is gonna get interesting.

Samantha Young is definitely one of my handful of favorite authors, and this second installment of the Hart’s Boardwalk series did not disappoint, the only thing that was disappointing was how long it took me to finally read it! Well worth the read, can’t wait for the next book!
4 stars!

“Vaughn Tremaine may have been a pompous, smug, wealthy, arrogant businessman who thought he was better than me, but he could also kind of be honorable when he wanted to be.”

Bailey is a successful inn owner in Hartwell, Delaware, a small and charming boardwalk town. Bailey has always had a comfortable and safe relationship with her boyfriend of ten years, until she walks in on him having sex with a younger woman. And while Bailey is upset, she’s more dismayed that she wasted so much time on the wrong man.

Vaughn Tremaine is the sexy businessman who moved to Hartwell and got on Bailey’s bad side right away. For years the two have had a contemptuous banter that had a strong sexual undertone. When something bad happens to Bailey at her inn, Vaughn is there to help her. The attraction between the two is strong, it’s just a matter of whether or not they’ll admit it to each other.

“I wish you and he would just admit you’re attracted to one another and stop acting like children at recess.”

Samantha Young is one of my all-time favorite authors, I’ll read anything the woman writes. The Hart’s Boardwalk series is a change of pace for her, but a delightful and sweet series many readers will enjoy. Bailey and Vaughn were a couple I was intrigued by when they were introduced in the previous book, and the heat between them in this book did not disappoint. There was a lot of push and pull, and some frustrating moments, but this couple is made up of two very strong people and it was wonderful seeing them fight for what they wanted.

I think one of the strengths of this series is the side characters, you really get a sense of community when you read about these people. I am dying for Emery’s book, and the books of other characters mentioned in this novel. The pacing was a bit off in this book, some very slow moments like the first book. Usually with a Samantha Young book I am able to devour it within a few hours, but this one took me a couple of days.

If you want a romance with complex and powerful characters, this is the book for you. I cannot wait to read more about this small town and all of the people in it.

“I never dreamed it could be like this between us.”
4.5 stars. Ever since Bailey Hartwell and Vaughn Tremaine started exchanging insults in The One Real Thing, belying true sparks underneath, I was itching to read their story. Bailey has a heart of gold, always full of expression and earnestness, where she has an intense loyalty to the people and things she cares about. That includes her inn and her closest friends. If there's something she can help with, Bailey dives right in without hesitation. Vaughn, on the other hand, is much more reserved and calculated in his movements with his big city wealthy background. Control is very important to him and he does not share his emotions. He maintains a very professional demeanor and treats all interactions as business. Because Bailey is so transparent, Vaughn can read her easily and even respects her, much to his chagrin.

Their chemistry was bound to be explosive given the enemies-to-lovers element because they can hardly have a pleasant conversation without some kind of barb slung in between. I was engaged throughout the whole story, pleasantly surprised by the turn of events and how their relationship developed. It was unexpected, yet just right for them, and not to mention incredibly steamy with palpable emotion, too. Vaughn comes off as cold, but in fact, he's rather vulnerable on the inside, which further hardens up his exterior and refusal to share any sentiments. What I loved about him was once he figured out that he had a once in a lifetime opportunity for something amazing in front of him, Vaughn became very goal oriented and manned up to go after what he wanted. The other side storylines included really enhanced the story, not to mention added further curiosity about the additional characters whose stories will likely need to be told because I must know more about them, too.