Resenha/Review: Hold on - Samantha Young e Kristen Proby

Título - Hold on 

Autora- Samantha Young /Kristen Proby 

Não lançado no Brasil.

Recebemos o ARC do livro.

Classificação: 3.8/5 estrelas

Autumn O’Dea  always tried to see the best in people while her big brother, Killian, has always tried to protect her from the worst. While their lonely upbringing made Killian a cynic, it isn’t in Autumn’s nature to be anything but warm and open. However, after a series of relationship disasters and the unsettling realization that she’s drifting aimlessly through life, Autumn wonders if she’s left herself too vulnerable to the world. Deciding some distance from the security blanket of her brother and an unmotivated life in Glasgow is exactly what she needs to find herself, Autumn takes up her friend’s offer to stay at a ski resort in the snowy hills of Montana. Some guy-free alone time on Whitetail Mountain sounds just the thing to get to know herself better. However, she wasn’t counting on colliding into sexy Grayson King on the slopes. Autumn has never met anyone like Gray. Confident, smart, with a wicked sense of humor, he makes the men she dated seem like boys. Her attraction to him immediately puts her on the defense because being open-hearted in the past has only gotten it broken. Yet it becomes increasingly difficult to resist a man who is not only determined to seduce her, but adamant about helping her find her purpose in life and embrace the person she is. Autumn knows she shouldn’t fall for Gray. It can only end badly. After all their lives are divided by an ocean and their inevitable separation is just another heart break away… 

Resenha/Review 

Hold On é um livro curtinho , doce e sem drama  que proporcionou uma leitura leve e romântica nesse crosswover entre as autoras Samantha Young e Kristen Proby.E embora  livro é um clichê e um caso de amor instantâneo ( que confesso não sou muito fã ) ,não deixou de ser uma leitura doce , sexy e leve.

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Hold On is a short, sweet, non-drama book that provided a light and romantic reading on this cross-over between authors Samantha Young and Kristen Proby. And though book is a cliché and an instant love (which I confess I'm not much fan of) it was a sweet, sexy and light reading.