Ale’s Fair in Love and War by Sylvie Stewart – Review by M Policicchio

Ale’s Fair in Love and War by Sylvie Stewart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had me laughing nearly the entire time. Between the pranks and banter, I had a smile on my face for most of the time I spent reading this one! It is great!!! Hollis and Cash are the ultimate couple. The supporting characters are worth getting to know. I luv Cash’s mom, am frustrated with Hadley, scratching my head with Miller, wondering what’s up with Carter, and needing to know more about Lynn.

Hollis walked away from a swanky corporate job to follow her passion to open her own business. She planned everything about her business from the name, the colors, the location, to the marketing and growth. She planned everything. Everything but her neighbor. He is rude, he is crude, he is cold, he is gorgeous, he is sooooo sexy. He is Cash. What Hollis thought was a friendly request to leave her room in their shared dumpster turned bad and now is practically an all out prank war between her and Cash.

Cash couldn’t believe his luck when Hollis moved her business next door to his. That momentary elation quickly changed. He didn’t mean to snap at her, she just caught him at a bad time. Now, Cash can show no mercy when it comes to the prank war. When Cash’s brother is accused of breaking Hollis’ sister’s heart, the stakes are raised. Cash believes that Hollis is responsible for an anonymous tip to the Health Inspector. Hollis thinks that her family is responsible for the Health Inspector and the expensive upgrades/changes he is demanding. Hollis and Cash call a truce for a few weeks to help save his business.

This book is fabulous. It was great. The misunderstandings. The pranks. The banter. The family. The friends. The beer names. It is just wonderful. Throw in the steam and more to come (I hope), this author is the winning combination! You have made me a fan. I am in. For this series and probably others, but definitely this one! Insert Applause here!

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