Until Joe - A Happily Ever Alpha World Novel - by CP Smith

 

Blurb

Sometimes the greatest love comes in the middle of your life.

Joe Rouger (Uncle Joe from the Until Series by Aurora Rose Reynolds) is ready for a woman who completes him. He finds what he’s looking for in a feisty Southern belle named Bernice Armstrong (Wallflower Series by CP Smith) The question is, can he leave his world behind for a chance at happiness?

And if he does, can he keep Bernice away from outside sources that threaten to steal what he’s waited for his whole life: a soul mate he can live and die for!

Part of the Happily Ever Alpha World brought to you by Boom Factory Publishing LLC, Aurora Rose Reynolds, and Author CP Smith.

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CP Smith lives in Oklahoma with her husband and five children. She loves football, reading, and card games. Writing for her is about escape. She writes what she loves to read, and leaves the rest to those with better imaginations.

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I have never read this author though I am a huge fan of the Until Series. This story takes us back into the past when Mike, Asher and November are working at the their Strip Club and Joe works alongside them. He goes away on vacation with his niece and that's when he sees his Boom.

But things don't go as planned and it takes him a year to reunite with his Boom. His Boom is from the Wildflowers series by the author and both characters are older which was very different they are in their 50's. And they have a rocky road to romance and their forever.

One big issue is his Booms over protective daddy and the fact that they live in separate states.

This was a really fun story and I loved it. I loved that the characters were not spring chicken and much more mature. I loved this story so much I downloaded the Wallflowers Series to read as well. This is a longer story than a lot of these Kindle World books and I really enjoyed that it was a longer story and not capped at 100 pages like previous Kindle World novellas.