The Rivals Of Casper Road
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- 5,49 €
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- 5,49 €
Publisher Description
He’s in it to win it…
until he falls under his neighbour’s spell
As Casper Road’s newest resident, Bram Larkspur’s excited to join the annual Halloween decorating challenge. The competition is fierce, especially from six-time champion, architect Zachary Glass. But when Zachary sparks a prank war, it’s game on—until one sizzling kiss turns these rivals into allies. Now only one thing scares Bram: how quickly he’s losing his heart to Zachary.
About the author
Roan Parrish lives in Philadelphia, where she’s gradually attempting to write love stories in every genre.When not writing, she can be found cutting her friends’ hair,meandering through the city while listening to torch songs andmelodic death metal, or cooking overly elaborate meals. She loves bonfires,winter beaches, minor chord harmonies, and self-tattooing. One time she may ormay not have baked a six-layer chocolate cake and then thrown it out the windowin a fit of pique.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Parrish's sweet but shallow fourth Garnet Run romance (after The Lights on Knockbridge Lane) leaves readers wanting more. As the new man in small-town Garnet Run, Wyo., Bram Larkspur is charmed by the welcome he receives from neighbors, all except for Zachary Glass, the six-time winner of their street's Halloween decoration contest. Zachary doesn't appreciate Bram's attempts to disrupt his morning routine with small talk. He's content to spend his days working from home as an architect and his nights designing for the contest using the creativity his day job doesn't value. When it becomes clear that Bram will be Zachary's only true competition for this year's contest, Zachary can no longer contain his temper and accidentally incites a prank war between the two. But as they volley, the men begin to get to know each other and their animosity turns to friendship—and then something more. Parrish keeps things surface level as she packs in the plot, including a half-baked story line about Zachary's missing sister, leaving little time to dig deeper into her delightful characters and their connection. Readers will wish for more substance, but there's still enough charm here to please series fans.
