Handle with Care

by Helena Hunting

• ISBN10: 1250183995
• ISBN13: 9781250183996
• Publish Date: 27 August 2019
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Paperback (US Mass Market)
• Pages: 320
• Language: English

Reviews

[Romance Schmomance]

I've got to say, grumpy bear heroes are quickly becoming my favorites to read about. As far as favorites go in the Shacking Up series, Lincoln takes all the cake!

I loved that he didn't exactly fit the mold of a swanky CEO with his dedication to humanitarian projects, you can't help but just admire him almost instantly. And once he's thrown into his new role that he wants nothing to do with, we're quickly shown how loyal he is to his family. Well at least the ones that truly matter to him.

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[thebookdisciple]

Handle With Care by Helena Hunting is another fun addition to the Shacking Up series (but it totally stands alone). Lincoln has a dysfunctional family he has been avoiding for years. Now he suddenly finds himself as the new CEO after his father's death. The only perk is Wren-the woman assigned to help him get it all together and acclimate to his new role. If you read Hooking Up, you have an introduction to Lincoln's brother, Armstrong. Oh Armstrong...

The story starts as an adversarial story between a guy who doesn't need a handler, and the woman who is sure he does. Lincoln doesn't feel he needs Wren to manage his life; however, he does realize how much easier she makes things. He might not want to admit it to Wren though. There is chemistry between Lincoln and Wren from the beginning! The beginning of the story starts as the hate you, but once they start to admit their feelings, things get HOT. I thought these two were really sweet together. The rest of the drama comes from some issues with Lincoln's family.

If you enjoy Helena Hunting's steamy romance and her sassy humor, Handle with Care will be right up your alley! The story is light and low angst and perfect for a weekend binge. Lincoln and Wren compliment each other's character well and I genuinely enjoyed their story!

[kimbacaffeinate]

Lincoln Moorehead, is completely swoon-worthy ladies! He works on non-profit projects in distressed countries building homes and helping communities with resources like running water.

When his estranged father dies, he comes home and suddenly finds himself appointed CEO of Moorehead Media. Thanks to his younger brother the firm is in serious trouble, and his mother begs him to help until she can find a replacement.

This leaves him at the mercy of, Wren Sterling who has been contracted to handle the companies PR thanks to the nightmare his brother has created. While there are sparks between Wren and Lincoln there is also snark and from the beginning, I was hooked.

This was such a fun story. First, we have Lincoln who is very low key and his family who is all DRAMA, 24-7 and then Wren who is trying to wrangle it all in. She is using this contract to springboard her PR business to the next level all while trying to ignore how impossibly good-looking and annoying Lincoln is. I mean no man can be that sincere, surly it’s an act.