Southern Heat

by Natasha Madison

• ISBN10: 1999007573
• ISBN13: 9781999007577
• Publish Date: 1 June 2021
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Imprint: Natasha Madison
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 326
• Language: English

Reviews

[Canadian Girl Book Blog]

"The sunrise shows you that today is another day. It shows you that you have a reset."
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Southern Heat is an emotional journey about healing and learning that love truly exists. There are some serious topics that may be hard for some readers.
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Willow was left for dead until Quinn found her fighting for her life. Determined to save and protect her, Quinn would do everything in his power to make Willow feel safe. Hopefully, it was enough to get her to stay instead of running again.
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Southern Heat is the most intense and emotional book I have read in a while. Natasha Madison knows how to write a suspenseful story that also attacks your heartstrings with both sorrowful and joyful tears. My heart literally was breaking for Willow and everything that she went through in her life which made it very clear as to why she did not trust anyone other than herself. Quinn is the most selfless and caring person ever that you instantly fall in love with him. I am so excited for the next book in the series with the teaser/cliffhanger at the end of the book.
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The Southern Series is a must-read and even though every book can technically be read as a standalone, you would be missing out if you did not read the whole series as it is so intense and consuming.
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Audio … I really enjoyed listening to Connor Crais and Jo Raylan bring Quinn, Willow and their story to life. They did an amazing job of making the emotions so real.
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*advanced copy requested and honestly reviewed on behalf of Canadian Girl Book Blog*
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[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Southern Heat by Natasha Madison is the sixth (6th) book in the Southern Series. It follows a physically and mentally abused heroine as she discovers the healing power of love.

Southern Heat was a quick emotional read, which dealt with some heavy issues. The story picked up from where the previous bool ended. After the smoke cleared, Quinn discovered a badly beaten and unconscious female hidden under the bed. A discovery which led to several questions, such as who is this mysterious female and what was her role in the events prior to her discovery? In the meantime, Quinn makes it his mission to protect her. Soon a friendship and eventually a romance will develop between Quinn and Willow.

Willow has been to hell and back, but she proved to be a survivor. Her behaviour aptly portrayed a victim of abuse. Wary and skittish. It took her a while to trust that Quinn and his family's intentions were not meant to harm her, but to make her know she mattered. After what she had been through one could understand why she would have trust issues.

Quinn wore his heart on his sleeve. From the moment he found Willow he felt the need to protect her. I loved how patient he was with her. He went above and beyond to ensure her comfort. However, there were a few times when he needed a shake or two. Thanks to his sister and cousin who helped him in that regards. As usual I had fun catching up with the characters from the previous books.

I had fun coming back to the world the author created. The small town vibe and the camaraderie shared between family and friends added to the authenticity of the story.

The story ended on a beautiful note and it left me looking forward to the next book in the series. Southern Heat provided me with the perfect escape. I enjoyed every moment. Fans of contemporary romance should consider adding this one to their shelves.

This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading