Book Review: Shamrock Kisses

 


Am I going to get lucky? Maybe if the hunky nerd I met yesterday takes me up on my invite to attend High Five's St. Paddy's Day party …


Rachel Wagner, who’s sworn off dating apps, is the last single one in her friend group. Focused on running her thriving cleaning business in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, the thirty-one-year-old is caught off guard when she stumbles upon a bearded nerd while cleaning her biggest client’s lake house.

Patrick Nowak, a reclusive cat-loving hacker, prefers code to conversation and planned to spend the St. Patrick’s Day weekend out of Chicago enjoying a digital detox at his friend's lake house. But when Rachel, a confident brunette who seems way out of his league, invites him to a local bar's St. Paddy's party, his anxiety just might prevent him from taking her up on the offer.

In a game of attraction and vulnerability, neither of them is prepared for just how much their lives can change in a day.

(This is Book #3 in an interconnected series. It is encouraged, but not essential, to read Santa's Coming and Cupid's Shot before reading Shamrock Kisses.)


My Review

I really enjoyed this novella. There are plenty of funny innuendos to keep you laughing. A fitting ending to this trilogy. Get lucky with this book! 

The spice between Rachel and Patrick is a medium burn. Patrick gave me golden retriever vibes. It was both adorable and sexy. Rachel was more than outgoing for the both of them. In this situation, I was more like Patrick. An introvert when out in a crowd and until I get to know someone well, I don't let loose. That is the same with Patrick. 

Yet, when Patrick would take the reins at times, it was a nice surprise. I am not really a fan of the nickname "Kitten" but when Patrick would call Rachel it, it was sexy. Especially when he explained why he came up with the nickname. 

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