Name: Worth the Wait
ISBN: 9780373789672

Lori Foster

Taking a job as head chef at the most popular BBQ joint in Clearbrook, Ohio, single father Hogan Guthrie butts heads with the restaurants opinionated manager Violet Shaw, while Clearbrook sheriff Nathan Hawley is drawn to his mysterious new neighbor, Brooklin Sweet.

Worth the Wait

By working two jobs, Hogan Guthrie is trying to get his life back together after the death of his cheating wife who took everything their family had, including their son, Colt's college fund. Moonlighting as a barbeque cook at Violet's diner has helped to supplement his income at a marketing firm, and it doesn't hurt that he is very attracted to the beautiful diner owner.  Nathan Hawley took a job as Clearbrook's town sheriff after leaving his position on the Columbus, Ohio SWAT team.  His new neighbor, Brooklin Sweet, is hiding lots of secrets, and the more Nathan tries to get her to open up to him, the more she pushes him away.  When the town of Clearbrook is rocked by violence, Hogan and Nathan agree to work together to protect the ones they care about.

Worth the Wait is full of characters who are almost too perfect to be believable.  All of them are attractive and nice, but just don't seem to be willing to see what is right in front of them.  In addition, this book is actually 2-3 romance stories along with a suspense plot jammed into one relatively short book.  The length of the book does not allow for very much character development beyond showing the reader how nice everyone is.  The plot also lacks depth in this simple small town romance.  Overall, however, Worth the Wait does include some well crafted steamy scenes and includes a very satisfying ending, making it worth the read for someone looking for a light, small-town romance.

Lynn Braden

By working two jobs, Hogan Guthrie is trying to get his life back together after the death of his cheating wife who took everything their family had, including their son, Colt's college fund. Moonlighting as a barbeque cook at Violet's diner has helped to supplement his income at a marketing firm, and it doesn't hurt that he is very attracted to the beautiful diner owner.  Nathan Hawley took a job as Clearbrook's town sheriff after leaving his position on the Columbus, Ohio SWAT team.  His new neighbor, Brooklin Sweet, is hiding lots of secrets, and the more Nathan tries to get her to open up to him, the more she pushes him away.  When the town of Clearbrook is rocked by violence, Hogan and Nathan agree to work together to protect the ones they care about.

Worth the Wait is full of characters who are almost too perfect to be believable.  All of them are attractive and nice, but just don't seem to be willing to see what is right in front of them.  In addition, this book is actually 2-3 romance stories along with a suspense plot jammed into one relatively short book.  The length of the book does not allow for very much character development beyond showing the reader how nice everyone is.  The plot also lacks depth in this simple small town romance.  Overall, however, Worth the Wait does include some well crafted steamy scenes and includes a very satisfying ending, making it worth the read for someone looking for a light, small-town romance.

Linda Quintanilla

Lori Foster has definitely released another fantastic romance book this summer. It is Worth the Wait and it will knock your socks off. It is the second book in the Guthrie Brothers series.
It will bring us Hogan story and it is definitely worth reading. Hogan is a single dad that is trying to bring his life to life but it is going to be a struggle to figure out especially Violet involving herself in any situation with him. It is definitely entertaining to read but it also gives a cute romance story since they are meant for each other if they give it a chance. 
While Hogan figuring his life, Nathan Hawley, sherriff, meets someone unexpectedly. It will definitely shake his life up but a good way. It is completely hilarious to read how frustrated Nathan gets whenever something changes especially whenever Brooke does it. Brooke is what Nathan needs than he ever expected. It will take some adjustment between both of them so they can go all in a relationship. 
Worth the Wait definitely bring multiple romance stories in one that the reader will be captivated from the start until the end. Four Stars.

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