Single All the Way (ebook)

Emerson and Ben’s story was a good heartwarming one with them both equally respectful of the other circumstances and their children was there to easily blend families. I volunteered to read for my honest review

Amy Knupp’s book, Single All the Way was a great read. As always, her story was engaging, spicey and well edited. The book is a stand alone but with the variety of characters I suggest reading the series in order.
This book was given to me for free at my request and I voluntarily provided this review.

Cozy holiday romance that will give you all the feels. This book has wonderful characters, the coziest setting (home, family, lots of friends and holiday cheer) and fun long time friends to lovers story. Such a great comfort read

This was a spicy and sweet small town romance, that is heartwarming and engaging as well as perfect for the festive season.

The book focuses on single dad Ben (hence the series Single Dad’s of Dragonfly Lake) and his two kids as well as his friend and high school crush, Emerson also a single mom of two. Imagine an overcrowded house, festive holidays and a menagerie of animals (did I mention Ben is the local vet).

This is a beautifully written story, with a gripping storyline, and wonderful depth of characters. The story deals delicately with (and without shying away from) grief and loss, learning it is ok to accept help and second chances.

This story had it all, it was humorous (escaping llamas), spicy (romance) and heartwarming, and was a fabulous festive read.

Single All the Way is a heartwarming romance with Ben, a single dad to two daughters and the local vet whose clinic is on his farm and Emerson, widowed mom to a son and a daughter who owns a salon and is suddenly homeless. I love all the kids and animals that make up the chaotic household once Ben offers Emerson a temporary place to stay. Ben is so sweet and wants to say every two and four footed creature who needs him. Emerson is guarding her heart while loving her kids and helping them through their dad’s death. Naturally these roommates lean on each other and eventually find their way to a new love. This well written book has all the feels I expect in a book from Amy Knupp.