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Quick Review: "Surrender to Sultry" by Macy Beckett



From Goodreads:  Leah McMahon is back in Sultry Springs, Texas to help her dad recover from surgery. But there’s a new sheriff in town and he’s none other than Colton Bea, the wild-as-weeds boy who stole her heart a decade earlier.

Colt’s a changed man, and the feelings between these high school sweethearts are stronger than ever. But Leah’s got a secret so devastating that he may never forgive her. Can she find a way to earn absolution and build a future with the sultry man she’s loved half her life?


My Thoughts:  I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.  I absolutely love this trilogy and the final book is no exception.  Though I enjoyed all three books, this Surrender to Sultry may be my favorite of the three.  

Surrender to Sultry is Colt's story and I have to say that even though Colt was kind of a punk in the last book, I still thought he was an awesome character.  He's turned over a new leaf in this book and is so darn lovable.  Leah kind of bothered me at first because she was wound up so tight but as the story went on and more about her past came to light, I started to like her a lot.  I loved watching them dance around each other and the running banter was so cute.  The romance was also super hot and steamy in this book!  I also thought it was great that the author included Trey, Luke, June and Bobbi from the other books.  I liked these character sand it was nice to see them again!

Overall, Surrender to Sultry is a fun, romantic read.  I read it in a couple of hours and could not put it down.  And the epilogue, GAH!  It was so sweet and I definitely got teary eyed reading it.  Surrender to Sultry would make a great beach book and I would recommend it, and the rest of the series, to any reader.  4 stars.

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  1. I loved this trilogy too and this one was also my favorite. Colt was so much fun to read about!

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