In For a Penny
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4.4 • 333 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
From Contemporary Romance Author Avery Samson comes a brand new romantic comedy full of unexpected laughs and the forever kind of love.
Astrid is lost. Not in the physical sense. She's approaching graduation and has no idea where to go from there. Maybe a good stiff drink or five can help her. So what if she just happens to find her way to a certain bar with a sexier-than-sin bartender? You never know, he could just have the answer to all of her problems. Wasn't that in a bartender's job description?
Parker has all he can handle. He's trying to raise his twin brothers, run a bar, and prepare for his dad to move back home after his stroke. He doesn't need even one more thing to deal with; his plate is full. But one look at the gorgeous woman sitting in the far booth makes him want to sweep that plate onto the floor and have his wicked way with her. Even if she is entirely too smart, too pretty, and too refined for him. A guy can always dream.
Can they survive blazing heat, unwelcome guests, handsy patrons, and a visit from SWAT? If so, they might just find the answers to what's next in each other.
Customer Reviews
Cute Story
This was a great story about ordinary people falling in love — no tragic backstories, no great epic agonies to resolve. Just two people who meet in the course of their daily lives and fall in love as their lives get tied closer together. Not to say it’s all smooth sailing, because there are roadblocks Astrid and Parker have to find their way through. I will say that I found Parker’s hot/cold attitude towards having a relationship with Astrid a bit annoying. She stayed patient with Parker longer than I would have. But it pays off in the end and we get a happily ever after.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
AHHH
I love this! So sexy, hot, and steamy.
In For a Penney
If I was younger, didn’t mind language or explicit sex I probably would have given this book more stars. Since it was my first time reading this author I didn’t know what to expect. As far as the story was concerned I enjoyed the falling in love and the family aspect of it. Might be better suited for college age.