Review: It’s Only Love

Ok, so this is Ella and Gavin and I’ve been wanting to read their story for sooooo very long. Lo and behold this review copy showed up in my mailbox and I immediately moved my review schedule a bit so I could go ahead and read it.

These two are so gone for each other from the very beginning and truthfully, their attraction has been simmering for months. The only thing stopping them was the spectre of Gavin’s brother’s death and it’s strangling hold it has on Gavin.

Gavin FINALLY takes his foot off of the proverbial brake and lets sweet but strong Ella into his heart and oh what a ride is. One thing I really appreciated with this book was that there wasn’t a whole lot of going back and forth between Ella and Gavin. She has had feelings for him for what seems like forever and he was the only thing that was holding them back from each other. Gavin has a moment where he realizes how much better he feels when he is with her as opposed to how he feels when he does not let her in. Why keep fighting the feelings for someone when you know you feel better with them than you do without them! Is it a perfect bump in the road free romance? Heck no. But that’s one of the many things I love about Force’s writing. Not to mention she always does an incredible job of baiting the hook for the next couple. I think I say this after every one of her books where she is setting up a new couple. I go into the book alllll about the current couple and then I’m completely giddy about the couple in the next book. 😉

If you’re not a fan of sweet and sultry kisses, overflowing attraction, interfering but well-meaning family members and emotional sexy times, then this book is not for you. 😉

Toss in a little Charley, Max, cousin Grayson, Fred the Moose, and you’ve got another heart-stoppingly romantic addition to the Green Mountain series.