Speakeasy (True North, #5)

by Sarina Bowen

[Sam@WLABB]

It's been a while since I spent some time with the Shipley's, and it was great to be back.

May had quite an emotional journey in this book. Parting ways with her cheating and emotionally abusive ex-girlfriend was not easy for her. She thought it just added to her hot-mess status. But, in reality, May was made of much stronger stuff, and I think she finally was able to see that by the end of the book.

She had a lot in common with Alec. They were both grossly underestimated by their families, and therefore, had something to prove. I really liked them together. I liked that they saw the best in one another, and were supportive without being judgmental.

There were a lot of other things I really enjoyed like all the beer talk, food talk, grandpa, and the bar jokes. This was fun with just the perfect amount of drama and emotion.

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