The chemistry between Conner and Rocky burns up the pages. This book has it all, two fantastic men who you can’t help but love, an adorable little girl, a secondary character, Love Fuller, who is adorable, mystery, and plenty of steam. The entire book is told from Conner’s point of view so we are left wondering what is going on in that head of his with all those soulful looks. But underneath that tough exterior is a soft, squishy teddy bear. He is a gruff, bossy, rough around the edges, sexy man. My first impression of him is that he is a bit of a …., well, you get the picture.
“I wonder how I got so lucky to have him, even if I can never be lucky enough to keep him.”įirst, I want to declare my undying love for Rocky.
Well, he has it now! First he meets the hottest man he has ever known, then he’s prime suspect in a murder. And guess who the only suspect is?! Conner wanted a little excitement in his life. The quiet life in Midsummer is about to get a bit of a shake up when a dead body is discovered. But he’s clear that it’s just casual, nothing more. Rocky doesn’t hide the fact that he wants Conner. Between his job and his daughter, he has nothing left to give. He’s been seriously hurt and no longer believes in love. Sheriff Rocky Green is a thirty five year old single dad. Things looked pretty bleak, until he saw the hot sheriff standing across the street. Only the used car he bought for the trip didn’t last long, and he found himself stranded in the tiny town of Midsummer. Conner decided that he could go on the road, see America, and post videos and pictures of his travels, sharing his experiences with everyone. One thing he was good at and he really enjoyed was posting on his social networks. I’ve read all of Jessica’s books and I think this is her best yet! I just loved everything about it.Ĭonner Sherwood is a thirty year old man living in Chicago when he had to finally admit that he wasn’t happy. This is a M/M romantic mystery and I am completely blown away. Stranded is book one in the brand new series, In Midsummer, by Jessica Frances.
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