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This book begins a new series featuring the Braden family and you get to meet Treat Braden and Max Armstrong who were introduced in “Sisters in White”, Book Three of the Snow Sisters (Love in Bloom Series). Treat is a smart, handsome, successful wealthy resort owner who travels the world in his line of work. He met Max six months earlier at a wedding in the Bahamas and they were immediately drawn to one another and had a very passionate one-night stand. Even though he wasn’t looking for a relationship, he couldn’t forget her and knew she was different from the other women he has been with. She, too, felt an immediate connection, but Trent misunderstood a situation the next day and that one mistake made her run from him. She had a tragic situation happen to her in the past, and it was holding her back from finding love.

Trent tries to forget her, but can’t and heads home to his family’s ranch. Those scenes are my favorite parts of this book. Melissa writes about family connections and relationships so well, and it is during this time Treat and his dad and siblings talk about past pain, and learn to forgive, accept one another, and heal. The really love and support one another and Trent’s morals and empathy are what makes him such a great man. I love all of his siblings too and hope they appear in future storylines!

Max and Trent meet up again in his hometown of Weston, Colorado, where she is working as an event planner for the festival in town. This book is “insta-love” and very sweet. It's obvious how they love and respect each other, while being very attracted to one another physically. They pretty much immediately start dating, clear up the misunderstanding from their night in the Bahamas, and eventually find their HEA.

I like how they are honest with their feelings and don’t play games. Max is successful businesswoman who is a bit OCD, and I really liked her independent character. She comes to terms with someone from her past and I admire how she handled that situation, and how he was willing to change direction in his career path so that they can be together and focus on family.


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Lovers at Heart Treat Braden edition by Melissa Foster Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

AudioBook Review
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A story that best works after reading the Snow Sisters series, but can stand alone, Lovers at Heart focuses on Treat and Max’s stories, and the aftermath of a destination wedding. Max is the organizing guru with more than a dash of neuroses and ocd, and while helpful with her planning work, is often detrimental to her personal life. She’s clever, driven, outwardly self-confident and wholly in charge of her life. Treat owns several resorts, is always bouncing about and around, and he’s got a serious case of wedding hangover after a memorable, if not his best, moment at the wedding.

Together – these two get another chance to make things right DESPITE their both having serious reservations and issues. Treat is very metrosexual – he’s a solidly good guy who I seriously hoped would find some emotional control. His own dedication to his family and to seeing them happy and settled, often to the detriment of his own forward progress and growth wasn’t over the top, until you add in his bone-deep fear of finding that “love” and then losing it. There’s plenty of growth that needs to happen for Treat, and while I like characters that are in touch with their emotions, there was a bit of “not again’ with each new emotional revelation for him.

On the other hand, Max is almost closed off from her inner voices, until or unless she encounters someone who reminds her of all the bad moments with her ex. Unwilling to stand for any critical judgments from any man, she just shuts down and pushes people away from her, with an almost angry overtone. We do see that her self-confidence from her work, which she does near perfectly, isn’t always translating over, and that makes her very defensive. Oh – and when she’s angry or feeling pressured by anything BUT work, she’s a horrible listener, and refuses to ask questions or hear explanations. So there was a TON of back and forth with these two. And, I kind of have to give Treat kudos for sticking in there, making it clear that he wanted her and her alone, and that he wouldn’t stop pursuing her. In the abstract, for a story, it’s pretty damn romantic…although I can see how it could dance over the edge to stalker if their connection wasn’t so palpable and obvious to everyone else.

Narration is again provided by B, J, Harrison, who again does a lovely job in presenting characters, story and emotional layers without overworking the emotion or getting in the way of the story as it unfolded. But it is less a critique of performance than musing over the ‘rightness’ of this narrator for this book. I would have liked a dual narrator team for this title, while Harrison does a wonderful job in separating and distinctly presenting both male and female voices, I would have appreciated the addition of a female to narrate the women’s parts. There was just a little something not quite fitting with the characters as I envisioned them – and having read and listened to this story (I own the title) there was a piece missing, some youthful edge, that would have added to the performance here.
Love love love this!! So much!! Treat and Max- introduced in the Snow Sisters series. I loved that the characters are carrying through from the first subseries into this one.

There is just something magical about Melissa Foster's writing- it is realistic. There isn't tons of deep angst but the characters feel very genuine. It is almost as if she is really writing about people she knows-- and I feel like I am getting to know them too.

The family dynamic of the Bradens is spectacular- after the death of their mom, Treat took on a parenting/protector role and when he left for college, he took a lot of regret with him. We watch him come to terms with his fears of love. We are introduced to his siblings and father and their personalities and relationships are being uncovered!

Max has been afraid to love after a difficult relationship and break up years ago.

The way these two interact with each other and move forward is beautiful. As always, the scenes are very sensual and scorching hot but the books are so much more than that! It's a nice bonus though!

I am reading this entire Love In Bloom series- I have read some- out of order- but I am so thrilled I am reading (and in some cases, re-reading) all of these! Makes my heart happy!
This book begins a new series featuring the Braden family and you get to meet Treat Braden and Max Armstrong who were introduced in “Sisters in White”, Book Three of the Snow Sisters (Love in Bloom Series). Treat is a smart, handsome, successful wealthy resort owner who travels the world in his line of work. He met Max six months earlier at a wedding in the Bahamas and they were immediately drawn to one another and had a very passionate one-night stand. Even though he wasn’t looking for a relationship, he couldn’t forget her and knew she was different from the other women he has been with. She, too, felt an immediate connection, but Trent misunderstood a situation the next day and that one mistake made her run from him. She had a tragic situation happen to her in the past, and it was holding her back from finding love.

Trent tries to forget her, but can’t and heads home to his family’s ranch. Those scenes are my favorite parts of this book. Melissa writes about family connections and relationships so well, and it is during this time Treat and his dad and siblings talk about past pain, and learn to forgive, accept one another, and heal. The really love and support one another and Trent’s morals and empathy are what makes him such a great man. I love all of his siblings too and hope they appear in future storylines!

Max and Trent meet up again in his hometown of Weston, Colorado, where she is working as an event planner for the festival in town. This book is “insta-love” and very sweet. It's obvious how they love and respect each other, while being very attracted to one another physically. They pretty much immediately start dating, clear up the misunderstanding from their night in the Bahamas, and eventually find their HEA.

I like how they are honest with their feelings and don’t play games. Max is successful businesswoman who is a bit OCD, and I really liked her independent character. She comes to terms with someone from her past and I admire how she handled that situation, and how he was willing to change direction in his career path so that they can be together and focus on family.