Let it Show
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4.3 • 32 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
The first step in starting my new life…don’t fall for my shrink.
I may have agreed to allow cameras to follow me around.
But that never included letting them spin me as a grumpy single dad looking for love.
My focus is making sure my daughter has a fresh start.
Not finding a date.
And hopefully, I’ll be back to running my own brewery again soon.
All I have to do is get through a few head-shrinking sessions with Marilyn Judson.
Easy enough…if I can keep her from getting under my skin.
Blame her sexy brain, her quirky parrot, or the way my kid adores her…
I can’t quit chasing Mari.
At least I’m not alone.
She’s as thirsty as I am for what’s brewing between us.
Yet Mari runs scared when we get close.
Something’s stopping her, and a woman with secrets is a recipe for heartache.
It’s time we all let it show…
One-click this forbidden doctor/patient rom-com about a single dad trying to find a new life in a small town and the psychiatrist with a secret who could just be his new chance at love.
Customer Reviews
So good!
The Judsons are definitely becoming a favorite literary family to follow!
I admit I was nervous about this book since I can be super judgy when characters do similar work to what I do and I really dislike the liberties fiction takes with ethics of certain professions but my anxiety was for naught. Mari is an amazing psychologist who wanted to make sure everything at Juniper Ridge was done the right way. Honestly, she’s goals. Griffin and Soph absolutely stole my heart and this book made me shed more than a few tears for them.
I am counting the days to when I can visit Juniper Ridge again!! I can’t wait to go back.
Let It Show
So good
Great fun!
Single dad romance is one of my favorite tropes, but usually they come with a cute baby or precocious tot. Very rarely do I enjoy the pre-teen/teen set as they are either too sweet or much too sour to deal with.
Not so with the engaging, smart and personable Soph. She’s an important part of both her father Griffin’s life and the storyline itself. She’s also the subject of the funny first conversation between her dad and Mari Judson, the psychologist for Juniper Ridge. Mari is very different from her siblings, more subdued and private. She’s delightfully awkward, which is part of her attraction to Griffin. And of course, she has a secret.
I’m loving this series, which is both reality show and social experiment, and it’s citizens/cast of characters. Fenske’s signature humor is evident as always and enhanced with the addition of a very unique pet. Leonard was a hoot! I can’t wait to see who moves into Juniper Ridge next.