Blurb:
Cash Mercer speaks maybe nine words a day and considers most
of them optional. Georgia arrived at Iron Creek with something to prove, a past
she doesn’t discuss, and a talent for making the quietest Mercer spend his
entire word budget arguing with her.
He’s her instructor. She’s his best trainee. The county opened
a betting line by week two.
But somebody is tampering with Iron Creek’s contracts from the
inside, Georgia’s history is the kind that follows a woman, and the dog who
won’t perform his best trick is grieving a name nobody says out loud. Falling
for each other is easy. Saying it — in a family where feelings are conducted
via casserole — is war.
Opposites attract, forced proximity, a hero whose silence is a
whole language, and a heroine who becomes the county’s first female field
operative. Laugh-out-loud, cry-into-the-dog scenes, scorching heat, complete
HEA. Reads as a standalone; hits harder in order.
My review:
Cash and Georgia will make you laugh and swoon. Cash is man of
few words but he is always there for you when you need. Georgia has more than
enough words for them both. And Havoc retired working dog has enough feelings
to bring them both to the table. A fun addition to the series. Bring on Grady’s
story.
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