REVIEW: The Trouble with an Heir Stacey Kennedy

The Trouble with an Heir Stacey Kennedy: Your one stop shop for family feuds, firey passion, exciting passion and edge of your seat drama!

Jessica and Marcus are members of two feuding families. Opposites sure attract. The close proximity of working together, sparks fly. It’s delicious and the humor was on point. This western saga with a top notch cover is engaging, enthralling and crafted in a way that you’re hooked.

I really enjoyed Jessica and Marcus’s attraction and exploration of life with the challenges that arise. Jessica no holds barred approach cracks me up. Marcus is delicious.

Don’t pass by The Trouble with an Heir. Book four of a series, I can confirm it can be read as a standalone because this is the first in the series I have read and I felt right at home. It has everything you could absolutely want in a Harlequin. In fact, it’s re-triggered by desire to read this line, shame the line is ending.

Thoroughly enjoyed, highly recommended for all who want an action packed love story with tons of drama and mystery that all decadent western themed romances bring.

Book Info:

Publication: October 2023 | Harlequin Desire | Texas Cattleman’s Club: Diamonds & Dating Apps #4

The TCC’s upcoming extravaganza hosted by the Del Rio family could be aspiring chef Jessica Drummond’s make-or-break gig. But her dream job is threatened when she shares a night of mind-blowing passion with devastatingly attractive and highly off-limits CEO Marcus Winters.

Marcus has tried to distance himself from his powerful family. But he can’t stay away from Jessica, and their sizzling affair soon thrusts them into the middle of a centuries-long feud. The unearthing of a dark secret could leave the fate of two prominent Texas dynasties hanging in the balance—along with Jessica and Marcus’s future…

Book 1: Matched by Mistake by Katherine Garbera
Book 2: The Rancher Meets His Match by J. Margot Critch
Book 3: Breaking the Rancher’s Rules by Cat Schield
Book 4: The Trouble with an Heir by Stacey Kennedy