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Carma (21 KP) rated Sweet Home Louisiana (Boys of the Bayou, #2) in Books

Jun 17, 2019  
Sweet Home Louisiana (Boys of the Bayou, #2)
Sweet Home Louisiana (Boys of the Bayou, #2)
Erin Nicholas | 2019
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Explosive together, tortured apart. Will Maddie and Owen have the same fiery passion a decade plus later. Reunited on the Bayou can only lead them to rediscover who they were, where their lives have gone and who they’ve become. I’m loving these Bayou boys and girls.

Maddie left the Bayou about 12 years ago, she never wanted to return but then her brother died. She retunred for the funeral but ran again back to the west coast. It isn’t that she hated her hometown, she hated how her hometown made her feel. Wild, unencumbered, no filter, she needed to feel more in control of herself. It didn’t help that the bayou had Owen.

Owen is a bayou boy through and through. Maddie was his first real love and they were dangerous together. The passion and fire when the two of them got near each other could set the room on fire, and pretty much did. When Maddie wants to sell her shares of Boys of the Bayou she first must return home for 30 days as per the agreement made years before. Owen sees his chance to remind her what’s in her blood, who she is down deep.

Owen and Maddie together are full of passion and spark. You can almost see the flames jumping off the pages when they come together. But will that be enough to get Maddie to want to stay home and run the company with them? She has an investor that is a good fit for the company that wants to jump head first into helping grow the company but the boys aren’t that open to a new person coming into their tight fold, especially with him having majority ownership along with Sawyer. Kennedy doesn’t want Bennett there but for much different reasons (I see a juicy story unfolding).

This series has me dying in between releases. The author has the ability to pull me right into not only the pages and scenes but I can feel the heat of the bayou, the smells the bayou, the noise of the airboats. Sawyer is next up and it is going to be so so good, I can feel that too.