Romance in Rehoboth Boxed Set (Books 4-6): A Small Town Romantic Comedy Series by KL Montgomery – Review by Angela Shirley

Romance in Rehoboth Boxed Set (Books 4-6): A Small Town Romantic Comedy Series by KL Montgomery
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Romance in Rehoboth Boxed Set (Books 4-6) by K.L Montgomery is a collection of three books where the characters are lovable and where you can just drive right into the world which she creates and feel while reading them your in the world she creates. Each book has a different dynamic to them and each couples have there challenges but these are a great read.

Badge Bunny Book 4 – When you work in the ER you find you are surrounded by uniforms, with the nickname of “Badge Bunny” Brynne always chooses the wrong one, until a state trooper who she has seen a million times tries to get under the cynical skin and tries to spark a fire with in the prickly ER doctor.

Wedding War Book 5 – This books introduces us to Jason and Hannah were a family feud has been on the cards for years but when a big chain store decided to come into there small town, the two have to join forces to prevent this from ever happening and maybe along the way the family feud will be no more.

Stage Mom Book 6 – A mom who want her disabled daughter to be included and treated fairly in a beauty pageant. Mateo has been entrusted with the pageant this year solo will he be able to cope and when he befriends a woman who is a fire cracker will he be able to keep his emotions in tact as the chemistry between the two of them is explosive.

I love this author, KL Montgomery writes characters with flaws but this I thinks just makes you love them a little bit more than others. The stories are well written and engage you from the beginning, the way they are written you believe these powerful woman could be friends and you are invested in them to find happiness.

I would recommend this box set to anyone as these are individual stories but please take a look at all the books form this wonderful author she will not disappoint.

Reviewed by Angela Shirley