Release Blitz and Review: Legally Ours by Nicole French
those closest to you deceive your fragile trust. And she knows what it’s like
when your secrets cost you everything––including the love of your life.
believe in her rescue. Not when she can still see the look on Brandon’s face
when she smashed his heart to pieces. Even if Skylar can get out of her
physical prison, can she escape the cage created by her guilt?
trying to reinvent himself: as a lawyer, a businessman, and now a candidate for
public office. But as these daily stressors mount alongside a dangerous threat
to his family and loved ones, the old Brandon reemerges: a ruthless hoodlum
who’d rather use fists than brains to solve his problems.
past her deceit in order to find her? And if he does, will Skylar still want
the man he’s become in order to protect her?
enjoy it most if they have already read Legally Yours (Book 1) and Legally Mine
(Book 2).
Mariah’s Review
5 Stars
Legally Ours by Nicole French is the third and final installment to the Spitfire Trilogy. I’m so glad I’m late to this series. Otherwise, I might have torn my hair out if I’d had to wait. I was hooked with Nicole French’s writing style from the very beginning starting with book 1. The characters are well developed.
It’s so hard to review the third book in a trilogy, because I don’t want to post any spoilers. Let’s just say every single thing that Skyler and Brandon experienced comes full circle. Let’s also say that Nicole makes you fight and struggle through every single page. Something that I love in a read. This book and the entire series was an emotional roller coaster. I loved every single minutes of it. If you haven’t read this one yet, you really , really need to.
Springsteen fanatic, hopeless romantic, and complete and total bookworm. When
not writing or teaching about writing, she is hanging out with her family,
playing soccer with the rest of the thirty-plus crowd in Seattle, or going on
dates with her husband. In her spare time, she likes to go running with her dog,
Greta, or practice the piano, but never seems to do either one of these things
as much as she should.
