Review from Hard Fix →
If you have read the other books in the series then you know Maureen and Frank as the parents of the McCullough clan. Now you get the chance to step back in time and experience their love story and what a beautiful story it is. I struggle to talk about it. It’s about young love..
Review from Hard Fix →
Lydia Michaels took us back to the beginning of the McCullough family to Frank and Maureen’s story. I loved it. Not only do we get their story, but some more of the McCullough siblings. This was real. It was heartbreaking and heartwarming all rolled together. We get the beginning, a vow renewal, and updates on..
The story was good, very familiar in fact. The essence of Twilight and True Blood is very prominent. For some reason, I couldn’t stand the narrator’s voice. Very sleepy, deep and not in a good way. Not much variation in the character’s voices either.
Review from Dark Exodus →
I loved this story and was excited to see what became of Larissa after book one. However I didn’t like the narrator’s voices for the men at all.
Review from Hard Fix →
3.5/5 Maureen is 17 years old, and Frank is 25. Maureen’s father disapproves of their relationship due to the age gap. Frank has lot a lot, and just wants someone to love. This is an instant attraction, age gap, forbidden love story. Overall it was okay, but not my favorite.
Review from Prodigal Son →
4.5 Stars This is the third book in this series. It’s not my typical genre or romance trope. But because of who the author is, and how much I enjoy her writing, I chose to (first) try and then (second) continue this series. I’ll admit that I didn’t realize it would be longer than three..
Review from British Professor →
I’ve been looking forward to Sheilagh’s story since I was first introduced to her. She’s a beautiful and an insanely smart woman with a wild streak, and she’s completely in love with the wrong person. At 24, Sheilagh is convinced to go away to school, leaving her small town and huge McCullough family behind. Her..
Review from British Professor →
Book #4 in the McCullough Mountain series steamy, romance, age gap, forbidden romance, strong smart heroine, older and wise single parent hero, family drama, single dad, humor, drama, unrequited love, family series, book series, secretly dating, hea, depression Yet another McCullough story that I loved because of the strong, witty, funny, and flawed characters that..
Review from Beautiful Distraction →
I’m new to Lydia Michael’s and I didn’t know what to expect. This book was pretty insightful about a very important issue. Finn is a pure soul who doubts his own worth. Malorie is filled with self criticism and low self-esteem, and their journey to a happy ending touched on some very real struggles that..
Review from British Professor →
Wow I love a good forbidden age gap romance and this book was definitely one of them!! Page by page I became very intrigued by Sheilagh and all her life’s complications. She had her heart broken and after that she just stop trying. While she is extremely smart her life choices weren’t the best and..