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A review by readingforamoment
Falling for the Grinch by Amy Alves
4.0
another chance to return to small town Vaughn and read some steamy age gap featuring a Chief grinch? I was so sold.
This was a quick read, clocking in at 146 pages, but I really appreciate that Amy didn't rush getting Dani and Declan together. This did mean we didn't get quite as much of them *together* as I might normally want (just because Amy writes A+ steamy scenes), but it also didn't feel forced or too convenient, the way novellas sometimes can (which is out of necessity! It's a short page count!)
I also really loved how Dani's character was written. She was a woman who was looking to take ownership of her sexuality and what she wanted out an interlude with a man, and then when it came time to stand up for herself, she did so.
I received an ARC of this book from the author so I could leave this honest review.
This was a quick read, clocking in at 146 pages, but I really appreciate that Amy didn't rush getting Dani and Declan together. This did mean we didn't get quite as much of them *together* as I might normally want (just because Amy writes A+ steamy scenes), but it also didn't feel forced or too convenient, the way novellas sometimes can (which is out of necessity! It's a short page count!)
I also really loved how Dani's character was written. She was a woman who was looking to take ownership of her sexuality and what she wanted out an interlude with a man, and then when it came time to stand up for herself, she did so.
I received an ARC of this book from the author so I could leave this honest review.