Release Blitz and Review ~ I Knead You Tonight by Teagan Hunter

I hate Drew Woods, and she hates me.

Even so, I’m not the cold jerk most make me out to be, and I have no problem moving the single mom and her baby into my home. I do, however, draw a line when it comes to acting on the way her loose lips make me feel.

Alive.

She’s too mouthy, too prying, and her curves are way too distracting.

I might have lost my way after a nearly fatal car accident, but I’m not stupid. Giving in to Drew would be a short-lived fix for this pain I’m saddled with, and I knead something permanent.

I’d be insane to think what we have could be anything other than temporary…right?

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I’m a Missouri-raised gal, but currently live in North Carolina with my US Marine husband and 9-year-old dog. I spend my days begging him for a cat, and I survive off coffee, pizza, and sarcasm. When I’m not writing, you can find me binge-watching various TV shows, especially Supernatural and One Tree Hill. I like cold weather, buy more paperbacks than I’ll ever read, and I never say no to brownies.

Writing is my passion, and this is just the beginning of my journey.

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3 1/2 stars

I’ve been a big fan of Teagan Hunter for a while now, so when I saw this book, I was excited. Her books normally contain a lot of funny banter and text messages, but this one didn’t really have either. It was a much more serious book.

Drew is a single mom to an infant who is struggling to make ends meet. Her best friend’s brother, Winston, whom she hates, offers to taker Drew, and her baby Riker, in after he finds out her heat has been turned off. Drew reluctantly accepts Winston’s help.

Winston was in a very bad car accident a few years back that turned him into a very different person. A person that nobody recognized. He wasn’t a very nice person, and he said some pretty awful things to Drew.

I generally love TH’s heroes, but I really struggled to like Winston. He was a jerk from go. To be honest, I almost gave up reading the book because I didn’t really like him. Luckily, I liked Drew enough to power on, and I’m glad I did, because I ended up liking the book and really in the end, liking Winston (but not loving him).

I love strong female characters, and Drew was one of those. She was also a person who put others first. I saw myself in her a little. Even when she was having a tough go, she was always willing to lend a hand or go the extra mile, and that made her a very likable character.

As I said, I didn’t care for Winston for most of the book. Around the last 20%, I came to see who he really was and had a change of heart somewhat, but it was a little too late.

There were some really great characters in this book, including Winston’s roommate Sully. He was so great with Riker and an overall nice guy. I missed the first book in the series, but the two main characters are back in this book.

This book is a REAL slow burn. Real slow. The whole “I hate you” aspect went on a little too long in my opinion as well. I also felt that there were some plot lines that didn’t really get the closure they deserved (aka didn’t love the epilogue, but was glad there was one).

I would still recommend this book though.

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