Taming My Whiskey: The Whiskeys: Dark Knights at Peaceful Harbor, Book 6 (Unabridged‪)‬

Audiobook Review…A strong and sexy woman needs a strong and sexy narrator to tell her story and Devra Woodward is just that woman. She took the strength and spunky of Dixie and brought her to life. The tone of her voice, the strong tone, and the use of pitch was perfect for a story that I had been waiting for. I will not leave Aiden Snow, one of my most favorite narrators, out of this review. He took strong, alpha Jace and share his story showing his gentle side while keeping him strong and in charge. The dual narrators are so much fun. I love hearing them both tell the story of two amazing characters.

Ebook Review…Oh Dixie, I always knew you were a strong woman. I never dreamed you’d be this much fun to see fall in love. When Dixie fell, she fell. There is no halfway with this lady. She dove in headfirst and never looked back. Okay, yes, she fell when she was 18 and didn’t understand what it all meant but she set her eyes on Jace never wavering from her decision. I love that she didn’t make it easy on Jace. She made him work for it, let her heart get broken, but never closed it off to the happiness that she knew she deserved.

Jace, I thought you were going to lose her a time or two. Jace made stupid mistakes that only a man who was head over heals in love would make. He learned quickly, although not quick enough for Dixie, and made his amends in grand ways. He loved, learned from his mistakes, and worshipped Dixie as she deserves. Jace is the biggest alpha male and the only one who could stand by Dixie’s side.

Taming My Whiskey is amazing. It is a story of family, love, and strength. The strong female lead character is what I expected of a Whiskey and Jace is the perfect husband for her. Melissa Foster did an amazing job of updating the readers on the rest of the Whiskey Family while not letting them overshadow Dixie and her story.

4.5 of 5 stars
Overall, I really enjoyed this story. There were some really bright spots for me and a few not so bright. One of the not so bright spots were the moments when there was a complete and sometimes literal lack of communication between the main characters. They did eventually talk and work through it every time, but it didn’t change that it was frustrating in the moment. One of the bright spots for me was how much I liked and respected Jace. I respected that he didn’t take advantage of an 18 year old Dixie who was fearless but also just figuring herself out and was very attracted to Jace and made her interest clear. But she was young, and they both had some growing up to do. He saw that and didn’t act on the attraction. Now that years had passed since that first introduction when she was 18 it was clear they were ready for each other. Once again, I loved the rest of the Whiskey crew. From the overprotective men to the strong, supportive women. Revisiting those characters from books past continues to be a highlight of reading more of these books for me. The narration was excellent as well. Aiden Snow has this great growl in his voice that I felt suited Jace very well. And Devra Woodward had a kind of rasp to her voice that I really liked for Dixie.

I listened to the audio version of this book. I love this series. It is edgier than a lot of what Melissa Foster writes. If you like tough alpha males with tats and motorcyles that know how to get the woman they want, you'll like this book and the rest of the series.
It's taken awhile for Dixie and Jace to come together. They have ignored what was there for years, but now it won't be ignored any longer! Although Dixie doesn't think she wants or needs any man, Jace just might prove her wrong.

I was given a complimentary copy of this audio book. All thoughts are my own.