Sylvie Stewart

Hollis Hayes is the worst neighbor in the entire history of neighbors.She's also the hottest.FML.I don't have time to fight with the dog groomer next door. There's a brewery to run, siblings to rein in, and a mom to look after. So if Hollis thinks I'll roll over and let her drive me out of business, she's not nearly as smart as she thinks she is.Sure, I enjoy the little pranks we play on each other, and I don't hate watching her prance around in those tight leggings. But she's gone too far this time, even if she pretends to know nothing about it.I've got to pull things together to save my business from going under, and if that means playing dirty with the girl I love to hate, game on.

An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance

Ale's Fair in Love and War

Hollis Hayes has finally found where she belongs when she opens her dog grooming shop until her next door neighbor, Cash Brooks, who runs his family's brewery and bar begins pulling pranks on her. Even though the pranks get a little nasty, both remain professional until Hollis's dad gets upset with Cash's brother, Miller, and calls in a health inspector that cite's the brewery for several major violations.  Hollis's guilt gets the most of her as she tries to help Cash get the bar out of trouble, but their growing attraction to one another keeps getting in the way.

Ale's Fair in Love and War is a cute romance that could have benefited from a little more substance.  Not a whole lot happens in this story, and most of the issues could have been settled with better communication.  The banter is witty and snarky but is occasionally over the top and unrealistic.  Also, there are lots of characters, some of which are well developed and some are not, making the plot difficult to follow at times.  Overall, however, Ale's Fair in Love and War tells a light, fun story that makes for a mostly enjoyable read.  

Lynn Braden

Hollis Hayes has finally found where she belongs when she opens her dog grooming shop until her next door neighbor, Cash Brooks, who runs his family's brewery and bar begins pulling pranks on her. Even though the pranks get a little nasty, both remain professional until Hollis's dad gets upset with Cash's brother, Miller, and calls in a health inspector that cite's the brewery for several major violations.  Hollis's guilt gets the most of her as she tries to help Cash get the bar out of trouble, but their growing attraction to one another keeps getting in the way.

Ale's Fair in Love and War is a cute romance that could have benefited from a little more substance.  Not a whole lot happens in this story, and most of the issues could have been settled with better communication.  The banter is witty and snarky but is occasionally over the top and unrealistic.  Also, there are lots of characters, some of which are well developed and some are not, making the plot difficult to follow at times.  Overall, however, Ale's Fair in Love and War tells a light, fun story that makes for a mostly enjoyable read.  

Ale's Fair in Love and War An Enemies-to-Lovers Romance

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