Sofia Kendrick has always cherished her tiara. As the youngest daughter of a wealthy New York family, she’s lived the life of an American princess. But after two scandalous divorces and a breakup smear her name across the society rags, the shine from her crown has dulled. People call her superficial, even gaudy. She’s nothing more than tinsel. Desperate for escape and starving for peace, Sofia heads to Montana for a holiday weekend with her brother. But she doesn’t get the relaxing vacation she planned. Instead, she’s put to work in a bar alongside Dakota Magee—a man who does not want her help. A man who is set on teaching her a few lessons about real life and hard work. But Sofia has a couple of life lessons of her own to teach. Like how to fall in love.
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REVIEWED BY
Ann Meemken
Tinsel by Devney PerryMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This was a great story.
Sofia is the youngest daughter of a wealthy family and is pined the princess of the family. Her reputation was smeared by the magazine so she goes on holiday in Montana, to see her brother. She gets roped into helping Dakota at her sister in laws bar.
They have some life lessons to teach each other.
At first, I did not like Sophia she seemed that everything revolved around her. I like a heroine to be strong, independent and hard working. As the story got going you realize that there is more to her than meets the eye. I really enjoyed her character throughout the rest of the book. Dakota I liked from the get-go. I liked that he was a hard worker and did what he wanted not what people expected of him. I enjoyed the banter between Sophia and Dakota. Their chemistry sizzled. The scenes are very descriptive, which I enjoyed. I look forward to reading more books in this series.
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REVIEWED BY
Tina Shobe
Tinsel by Devney PerryMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Tinsel is Book 4 in the Lark Cove Series. This is a series that you definitely want to read from the start. You will just get more appreciate of the characters and the series as a whole.
We get introduced to Sofia in the very first book in the series and she didn't give a very good impression. She was very unkind to Thea.
Thea and her have come a very long way since then.
Sofia is in Montana visiting her brother to escape the reality of what her life has become. Thea puts her to work in her alongside side her bar manager, Dakota Magee. Who makes it known he doesn't want her high society self there.
Sofia learns the job duties the hard way but she never gives up. You just have to admire her determination. Along the way, she's trying to figure out what to do with the rest of her life. She wants to find purpose, to find fulfillment.
The more determined Sofia becomes the more Dakota takes a liking to her. Neither one is looking for a long term relationship and know that with their backgrounds that a future together is not for them.
What I really liked about this book was learning about Dakota's heritage and the pressures and prejudice that are still there. He really struggled making his own path. I'm really glad he had his Uncle Xavier on his side.
When it became apparent that Dakota and Sofia had fallen in love it wasn't the fact that she was rich that was going to keep them from having a future together. It was the fact she wasn't the same heritage as Dakota.
Will Dakota be able to find a solution so he can have a future with the one he loves?
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Devney is the USA Today bestselling author of the Jamison Valley series. She lives in Montana with her husband and two children. After working in the technology industry for nearly a decade, she abandoned conference calls and project schedules to enjoy a slower pace at home with her kids. She loves reading and, after consuming hundreds of books, decided to share her own stories. Devney loves hearing from readers! Connect with her on social media. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Newsletter
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