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3-3.5 stars

This was a good story. I liked both Gabby and Rhys and their story was enjoyable overall.

Gabby is the youngest of the many Boudreaux siblings. Her family is wealthy and owns ship building business but Gabby didn't want to take part in the business. Instead, Gabby opened a bed & breakfast at the family plantation house. Gabby has a son, Sam, that she had at the age of 19 and has been raising on her own since the father wanted her to have an abortion.

Rhys is a professional baseball player that's not playing for the rest of the season because of an injury. Rhys is the cousin of Kate, the heroine from book #1. Rhys and Kate were raised like siblings because Rhys' parents were killed at an early age and he was raised by Kate's parents. Rhys was a playboy when he was a rookie but lost interest in all that years ago and has been concentrating on his career lately.

Because of his injury, Rhys has a leave from playing baseball for the rest of the season to give him time to heal up. He's close to Kate and wanted to be near her (she just moved to New Orleans to be with Eli) so she suggested he stay at Gabby's bed & breakfast. He agrees and he's quickly enamored as soon as he meets Gabby. It also doesn't hurt that Rhys really likes Sam as well, finding him to be a smart little boy that's pretty good at baseball. Gabby is very attracted to Rhys but hasn't dated much so she does't know how to flirt. Regardless of her inability to flirt, things between Rhys and Gabby go well and quickly turn into a relationship. The relationship progresses nicely but Gabby does have some emotional issues from her past that make her a bit untrusting when it comes to Rhys....which is shown plainly by the drama that shows up towards the end. Thankfully, Rhys had his head on straight and didn't let the drama drive him away so he and Gabby end the story starting a very nice HEA together.

This was an enjoyable story. I liked Gabby for the most part. She was a good heroine but I didn't like her actions/assumptions towards the end of the story. There were "reasons" but I wasn't too hot on the plot device that gave her those reasons either so I wish it had went a different way. Rhys was a really good hero. He may have made a mistake of not being communicative enough but even that I don't fault him for and I really liked him overall. The story was good but it pretty much played out as I expected so it wasn't majorly engaging. I do own the next book in the series so I will be continuing with book #3 next.

* note - I listened to the audio version of this story. There were 2 narrators for this story, a male for the parts from Rhys' PoV and a female for the parts from Gabby's PoV. They both did good jobs.


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Easy Charm The Boudreaux Series Volume 2 Kristen Proby 9781633500075 Books Reviews

I honestly can't get enough of Kristen Proby's Boudreaux Series. Easy Charm more than met my expectations. I absolutely loved every moment of this incredible book. It not only told a beautiful love story, but also caught me up on previous characters as well as propelled possible plots for stories to come. I love how Kristen worked her magic to make this stand alone encompass her series.

Gabrielle Boudreaux may be petite, but she is a strong, feisty, take no prisoners kind of a woman. She has to be to run her family's plantation as an Inn as well be the fantastic single mother she is to her son, Sam. She loves her family, her Inn and nothing compares to the love she has for her boy. She takes pride in her work and does her best to make the people who visit the Inn have a memorable experience. Though she has been around her older brothers and men all of her life, nothing could have prepared her for the guest who comes to her Inn to recuperate from an injury.

Rhys O'Shaughnessy's life is baseball. Sure he has had his share of cleat chasers, but he is long past that point of his life. He loves the sport and has been playing for Chicago for the better part of 10 years. When his shoulder injury threatens to take him away from his game, he is determined to recover completely and leave the game on his terms, not by the call of the team doctors. To get the rest he needs, he takes his cousin Kate's suggestion to go to this Inn outside of New Orleans. The last thing he expects to find is a sassy inn keeper and an inquisitive 8 year old who is his biggest fan.

I completely fell in love with the way Kristen Proby writes. I have already downloaded the next book in this incredible series and cannot wait for more!

PS- The audio version of this book is only enhanced by the incredibly talented Sebastian York and Rachel Fulginiti.
Love this family. One epic fail for me and this will be a spoiler. When the baby daddy comes back into the scene trying to say that it was undue influence in the 'contract' re giving up his rights, that just isn't possible. It is illegal to contract your parental rights away. The only entity that can strip ur rights is a judge and you will be in front of him and he will ask you if you understand what u r doing. The fact that he was represented by counsel would only emphasize that he knew what he was doing so even though I liked the book and the story I wish the author had found another way to present that. Once your parental rights are taken away there is NO getting them back. It is not the same as having someone be appointed a guardian of ur child. There is a new birth certificate issued when parental rights are terminated. Maybe its just me but that stuff bugs me. Other than that I loved the setting of this book and loved the characters. (and still lots of the F bomb)
This is the second book in this series. I read the first one, and thought it was OK, but wanted to try one more. The story lines are great and the characters are descriptive and come to life as done the setting. Where I really have a problem is with the author's explicit sex scenes. I mean you can describe a lot without it borderline on raunchy! I do not want to ever read the word "anus" in a sex scene. Then this book started to try to take a little 50 shades direction which didn't seem to fit with the characters at all. What I did like was the character of the child. I felt myself really looking forward to the chapters with the kid in them because I knew I wasn't going to have to read and re-read all about the details of the sex. These stories just don't need all the smut. The stories are good on their own. Try to write in PG-13 or even R and I'll be you will be surprised at the outcome! I dare not read book #3. I'm afraid of where it will go!
3-3.5 stars

This was a good story. I liked both Gabby and Rhys and their story was enjoyable overall.

Gabby is the youngest of the many Boudreaux siblings. Her family is wealthy and owns ship building business but Gabby didn't want to take part in the business. Instead, Gabby opened a bed & breakfast at the family plantation house. Gabby has a son, Sam, that she had at the age of 19 and has been raising on her own since the father wanted her to have an abortion.

Rhys is a professional baseball player that's not playing for the rest of the season because of an injury. Rhys is the cousin of Kate, the heroine from book #1. Rhys and Kate were raised like siblings because Rhys' parents were killed at an early age and he was raised by Kate's parents. Rhys was a playboy when he was a rookie but lost interest in all that years ago and has been concentrating on his career lately.

Because of his injury, Rhys has a leave from playing baseball for the rest of the season to give him time to heal up. He's close to Kate and wanted to be near her (she just moved to New Orleans to be with Eli) so she suggested he stay at Gabby's bed & breakfast. He agrees and he's quickly enamored as soon as he meets Gabby. It also doesn't hurt that Rhys really likes Sam as well, finding him to be a smart little boy that's pretty good at baseball. Gabby is very attracted to Rhys but hasn't dated much so she does't know how to flirt. Regardless of her inability to flirt, things between Rhys and Gabby go well and quickly turn into a relationship. The relationship progresses nicely but Gabby does have some emotional issues from her past that make her a bit untrusting when it comes to Rhys....which is shown plainly by the drama that shows up towards the end. Thankfully, Rhys had his head on straight and didn't let the drama drive him away so he and Gabby end the story starting a very nice HEA together.

This was an enjoyable story. I liked Gabby for the most part. She was a good heroine but I didn't like her actions/assumptions towards the end of the story. There were "reasons" but I wasn't too hot on the plot device that gave her those reasons either so I wish it had went a different way. Rhys was a really good hero. He may have made a mistake of not being communicative enough but even that I don't fault him for and I really liked him overall. The story was good but it pretty much played out as I expected so it wasn't majorly engaging. I do own the next book in the series so I will be continuing with book #3 next.

* note - I listened to the audio version of this story. There were 2 narrators for this story, a male for the parts from Rhys' PoV and a female for the parts from Gabby's PoV. They both did good jobs.