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A review by its_aislinn
Tempt Our Fate by Kat Singleton
5.0
Pippa and Camden…WOW!
“Tempt Our Fate” is book two in the Sutten Mountain series. Unlike book one, this book isn’t dual timeline, so the pace of the book is just right. Since these characters already met in book one, the book picks up and takes off!
Pippa and Camden go through so much in this book. At the start of their relationship they are enemies, though really that’s just a front for their attraction to one another. I found that the “enemies” part was really just sexual frustration without an outlet, as both of their internal dialogue expresses how interested they are in one another. To be honest, I wouldn’t even classify this as enemies to lovers, so don’t go into it expecting to people who hate each other. Truly, they’re all bark and no bite.
To that point, the moment that they finally break and give in to the attraction was so well written and I found myself on the edge of my seat. Not only do they come together so nicely, but their chemistry grows tenfold!
Singleton did such a fantastic job writing this small town romance. All throughout reading I felt like I was right there in Sutten, breathing in the fresh mountain air and enjoying the scenery. Singleton is such an atmospheric writer and I really enjoy how she’s able to bring her tropes, and settings, to life.
If you enjoy small town love stories, or perhaps love reading opposites attract, definitely check this book out (and then work your way through her backlog after you’re done!)
“Tempt Our Fate” is book two in the Sutten Mountain series. Unlike book one, this book isn’t dual timeline, so the pace of the book is just right. Since these characters already met in book one, the book picks up and takes off!
Pippa and Camden go through so much in this book. At the start of their relationship they are enemies, though really that’s just a front for their attraction to one another. I found that the “enemies” part was really just sexual frustration without an outlet, as both of their internal dialogue expresses how interested they are in one another. To be honest, I wouldn’t even classify this as enemies to lovers, so don’t go into it expecting to people who hate each other. Truly, they’re all bark and no bite.
To that point, the moment that they finally break and give in to the attraction was so well written and I found myself on the edge of my seat. Not only do they come together so nicely, but their chemistry grows tenfold!
Singleton did such a fantastic job writing this small town romance. All throughout reading I felt like I was right there in Sutten, breathing in the fresh mountain air and enjoying the scenery. Singleton is such an atmospheric writer and I really enjoy how she’s able to bring her tropes, and settings, to life.
If you enjoy small town love stories, or perhaps love reading opposites attract, definitely check this book out (and then work your way through her backlog after you’re done!)