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From The Boots Up (2013)

by Andi Marquette(Favorite Author)

4.03 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amazon

review 1: Review:This book hooked me right from the first page. Meg was a character that drew me in and I found myself rooting for her. In the book Meg has just come out to her father and feels torn between disappointing him and living the life she wants to live. When a reporter shows up to do the story and ends up being the woman Meg helped out with car issues, she is one cooked goose. Can she fight the attraction to the fiery reporter or give in to the feelings bubbling up inside of her?A great read with some f/f erotic scenes that made my heart happy.What did I like?The chemistry between the characters.What didn't I like?There were some minor editing points that didn't change how I felt about the story at all.4.5/5 Great read!
review 2: From The Boots UpAndi Marquette... moreThis story was gifted to me in exchange for an honest reveiw. Meg Tallmadge is a twenty four girl working on her father's ranch helping him out. Diamond Rock Ranch is expecting a reporter to come and do a spotlight story on them and everyone is hoping for the publicity to help out business. While in town one day she comes across a pretty girl trying to change a flat tire and helps out while finding herself attracted to her. Amazingly enough when the reporter shows up the next day Meg is surprised to see it is the girl with the flat tire. Her name is Gina and she is from New York. Meg needs to fight her attraction while Gina is technically working for the ranch. There is too much at stake to risk. In the meantime she will spend the time she has making sure that Gina enjoys her stay at the ranch.This story was just a short novella but it was really sweet. It was all about the build up. The getting to know another person and learning who they are. Becoming friends first before rushing into anything else. Spending time horse back riding together or hanging out on the ranch with all the guests. I thought the author did a great job considering the length. I really enjoyed how much attention was spent on all the secondary characters and loved reading about her father and the housekeeper Alice.I would give this story a 3.5/5 less

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