Review: Sweet, tender and emotional
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2013
This novella was a sweet re-visit with the couple from book 1, Down for the Count. So if you've read Lacey and Galen's story, this extra kiss for them should feel especially sweet for you. We get the week before their wedding, the day of, and the honeymoon. These two are still very much in love and burning hot for each other, but as the book blurb suggests, there is also some tension as the couple struggles with fertility issues. As with any relationship, the road to HEA isn't always completely smooth, and I appreciated reading that here.This is a quick read, right under a thousand kindle locations, but it held a lot of emotion given the story length. I identified with Lacey's struggle to conceive. That sense of failure and loss, the sadness, the longing to conceive, the yearning for a baby, all that hit a tender spot with me. I understood the emotions Lacey was feeling. Probably my own experience at work here, but I was really hoping for something different, something less expected, with the ending. But overall, I was happy with it and did smile over it.Down the Aisle is sexy, sweet, romantic, and for me personally, just a touch sad and even a little bittersweet at times, but it was ultimately a satisfying and very sweet read for me. I enjoyed this follow-up with Galen and Lacey, and I loved the tease we get about Rafe and Courtney's potential romance. Really look forward to that!book 1Down for the Count (A Dare Me Novel) (Entangled Brazen)book 2Down and Dirty (A Dare Me Novel) (Entangled Brazen)and this novella, Down the Aisle