Falling for the Texan (Prentice Brothers of Sweet Ridge Book 2) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Falling for the Texan by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Having read and thoroughly enjoyed the first book in Flockton’s ‘Prentice Brothers of Sweet Ridge’ series I was looking forward to this second instalment and was not disappointed. Having met Tate Prentice and Kelly in ‘One Hot Texas Summer’, we now meet his brother Tyler Prentice.
Tyler Prentice has put all his energy, dreams and savings into his new winery and wanting a successful and sophisticated launch he hires a top marketing firm. Having lost a major advertising account Gianna Lucchia is out to prove that she can still create successful branding campaigns and so travels to the middle of nowhere, Texas to launch a new winery. However Gianna and her proposed marketing plan is not what Tyler had in mind, in fact Gianna soon learns he has very different ideas. However she is determined to carry out her plan of creating a big buzz and then returning home having proved to her bosses how good she is. Meanwhile, Tyler has decided that what he really wants is Gianna, as his, permanently. The more they work together on the launch the more Gianna’s creativity emerges but she also starts to notice how sexy and smart Tyler is. But when her past threatens to destroy any chance they have at a relationship, Tyler needs to let go of his pride and decide on taking a gamble on love.
This was a wonderfully written romance with some great main characters in Gianna and Tyler. I liked seeing how their relationship grew and developed over the story, although their connection was obvious instantly. It was nice being back on the Prentice’s peach farm and catching up with characters from book one and I look forward to the other Prentice brothers getting their own story and hopefully a happy ever after. I felt fully immersed in the story and the storyline flowed along at a good pace and kept me happily turning the pages. The authors detailed descriptions made the sights, sounds, and scents of the peach farm and winery really come alive. A great read for an afternoon escapism, sat outside in the sun.

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