What Caz Read

Somehow You Knew was the perfect book to end the Carrington Cove series.

Hazel is a romantic who has given up on love while Gage avoids relationships altogether. When Gage’s aunt Diane leaves them both a life changing sum of money there’s a catch—they need to be married for at least six months to inherit the money.

Hazel and Gage thought they could keep things friends-only but once they start living together their attraction to each other grows, making it hard for them to keep to their set boundaries. Along with their marriage of convenience Hazel and Gage also have to complete some activities that Diane has set for them, the instructions will arrive via letter every few weeks.

I have been waiting for Hazel’s book and this did not disappoint! Hazel is a hopeless romantic who has given up on love after one too many romantic disappointments so meeting Gage for the first time in such an unusual way has to be fate. There’s been a hole in Hazel’s life since her Dad died but her over protective brothers try to look out for her and make sure she’s okay.

I really enjoyed seeing Hazel break down Gage’s walls as he slowly opened himself up to Hazel. Gage had a tough childhood and has no family so it was heartwarming to see Hazel’s family be so welcoming to him. Those Sheppard brothers are competitive and their antics are hilarious! I also loved how the characters from previous books made several appearances in this one, wrapping up the series perfectly.

Harlow James definitely saved the best for last! The slow burn, the heartbreak, the banter, the chemistry, the emotional journey… this book was packed full of heart and I am so here for it.

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Publisher: Harlow James
Format: Ebook
ASIN: B0D8JPFDTM

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Here’s the synopsis

I never imagined I’d agree to an arranged marriage for over 5 million dollars.

Not to mention that the man I’d be marrying is someone I’d already met once before.

Gage Kingston waltzes into the meeting with the lawyer unaffected—cocky, tattooed, and acting like he didn’t know who I was.

But after we agree we’d be stupid to walk away from that kind of money, we embark on a six month timeline to riches despite the animosity between us.

Now I’m living with the man his aunt thought would be perfect for me while wondering if the woman was going insane before she died to think this was a good idea.

Then the first letter came.

Turns out Diane had a plan to get us to fall for each other while trying to make our marriage work.

Arguments turn to meaningful conversations.

Innocent brushes turn to lust-filled challenges.

And before I know it, we’re crossing every line we drew in the sand.

Did Diane somehow know that we were meant for each other before we figure it out for ourselves?

Or was jumping into a marriage with a man I barely knew one of the worst mistakes of my life?