Embracing Love (Rescue Me) by Sara Ohlin

Embracing Love (Rescue Me) by Sara Ohlin | Book review

Book review:

Embracing Love is book 4 in the Rescue Me series, but I enjoyed it as a standalone. The romance is slow-burn and sweet. I loved the dogs, Braveheart and Kitten. Connor's dog, Kitten, had a very original name. The bakery Sasha works at was very atmospheric. After what she'd been through, it had a "safe place" atmosphere.

Sasha and Connor simply pull on your heartstrings to such an extent. Sasha has endured a lot and is attempting to remake her life. A piece of that is building a relationship with her tragically missing, sibling. Through that, she has met and fabricated a ton of companionships. One of which is Connor. Connor has kept down and is in every case very cautious around Sasha to guarantee she is dependably agreeable and has her space. Things begin to foster between the two yet her previous comes up and stirs up her life alongside Connor. Can they rescue their relationship or will they head out in a different direction?

The book is elegantly composed. It handles a few dull components with care and generosity. There is a superb silly component all through too.

I was given a copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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