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Grown Enough For Love by [Chelsea Falin, Todd Smith]

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Savannah is a rich girl who comes from a troubled, loveless family. To make her childhood bearable, she was always tagging along with her older brother, Jay, and his best friend, Gabriel. After getting out of town for four long years while attending an out-of-state college, Savannah is back and the old schoolgirl crush on Gabriel she thought had dampened flames right back to life.

Gabriel grew up on the wrong side of town, in a poor Mexican family who may not have had money, but always had plenty of love to go around. Although he’s always thought of his best friend’s little sister as a little sister of his own, things have changed. Gabriel can’t help noticing Savannah is all grown up now. Single for the first time in years, with a two-year-old son in tow, Gabriel decides that maybe, after all these years, Savannah is grown enough for love.

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December 13, 2019
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B082776G5R
Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 13, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1340 KB
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 211 pages

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Chelsea Falin is the multi-genre author of more than 35 titles. She's written books in the romance, erotica, young adult, children's, fantasy, paranormal, and nonfiction genres.

She began writing with intents to publish in 2006, and finally released her first book in 2009, at the age of 19. She has since released several standalone books and multiple series, which include "The Benson Family Chronicles,""Taming the Dragon Clan Chronicles," "The Growing Roots Series," "Curious Kids Series," and "Think You Know Your States? Series." Additionally, Chelsea is a content marketing specialist and book blogger.

In her personal life, Chelsea is a mom of two humans and three cats who enjoys reading, writing, cooking, fishing, hiking, and spending time with her family.

You can connect with Chelsea on Facebook, Twitter, Goodreads, or her website.

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Vibagra

Not bad

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 3, 2020

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In Chelsea Falin’s ‘Grown Enough for Love’, the writing mechanics of spelling, punctuation, sentence structure and paragraphing are done properly, and are at times even skillful. This said, I thought the characters were a little flat, and the plot stodgy. For me, it read more like a soap opera than a true-to-life drama. It wasn’t bad, and readers who appreciate this type of young romance would probably give the book a higher rating than I do.

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Mariah O

Well-written. Far exceeded expectations. Highly recommend.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2019

Far exceeded my expectations based on the cover and the previous reviews. This is a well-written romance, with a relatable female protagonist and lovable supporting characters. The dialogue and the story overall are engaging and realistic, and the storytelling style is very natural. It pulled me in from the very beginning, and the comedic parts were refreshing. I loved the portrayal of a close and truly loving sibling relationship, as well as the realistic conflict of romantic feelings in a close sibling-like relationship. The cover does not do the quality of this work justice. The story and the writing are much better than the cover design. I slow-read every single word. The sexy parts were awesome. The romance felt very real, I fully believed it, and I couldn't wait for it to happen and to continue. I loved the complexity of the storyline. The portrayal of single parenthood, family conflict, and the lingering unwanted feelings for past relationships hit close to home. I was engaged and invested from just the first few pages. This is a multifaceted story that is much better than the vast majority of short romances I've read. It was an unexpected tear jerker with an unexpected beautiful ending. I definitely want to read more from this author. Highly recommend to all romance and novella fans.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 4, 2020

Savannah was home from college, visiting her older brother. What she didn’t know was that her brother was living with his old best friend, whom she had a crush on. It’s no surprise that little girls often get crushes on their older brother’s best friend. But as Gabriel pointed out, Savannah was not a little girl anymore.

Now Gabriel is a single dad. Although Savannah had had her share of sexual experiences, she still felt shy and too young around Gabriel.

The writing was pretty good and easy to read. I liked the easy camaraderie between the old friends, both of which now see each other in a whole new light. They both have their struggles (Savannah looking for a place to live and making money with her online job; Gabriel trying to raise his son.) I admired Savannah’s determination to break free from her family and make it on her own. I also found Gabriel’s Mexican family and heritage to be relatable. He was lucky to have his family’s support in raising his son.

Of course, the age gap was not the only deterrent between Savannah and Gabriel. Evidently, “Meridians don’t marry poor Mexicans.”

A nice read!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 16, 2019

This is a well written and fun romance novella. The interactions between the two main characters are interesting, and the author describes romantic and explicit scenes well enough to be enticing without veering into being vulgar.

That said, I can only give this book four stars as there isn't anything groundbreaking here. The multicultural aspect of the characters relationship really plays little into the plot (and given how short the book is, that's not surprising). Further, the romance is pretty generic and you can find similar story lines in thousands of other books.

I would recommend this book to people who are looking to get into reading the genre, but for those who have already enmeshed themselves, you could pass this up and not really be missing anything.

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lawOFsurprise

Good Start

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 26, 2019

Overall, I think with professional editing, this book would pack a lot more punch. The majority of the story repeats names constantly which gives it more of a younger audience feel for me. Even in instances where Savannah and Gabriel were by themselves, and it was obvious who was saying/doing something. For example:

"Savannah said nothing as she led Gabriel inside. She debated about going to the kitchen table where she’d been sitting alone moments before, but decided the couch might be more comfortable. Once Savannah sat on the couch, Gabriel sat beside her. He didn’t touch her – something she was craving – but he didn’t sit as far away as he could have. Savannah thought that meant something. Or, she might be looking for positive signs that would quell her nerves."

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Savannah said nothing while leading Gabriel inside. She debated on going to the kitchen table where she'd been a moment before, but decided on the couch. Once seated, he didn't touch her - something she was craving. Thinking this meant something, she looked for positive signs that might quell her nerves.

There was more narration than character building. The erotic scenes were quick and didn't go into much detail at all - they didn't knock my socks off compared to some of the other romantic/erotic writing that is out there.

This was a very good attempt and again, with professional editing, I believe it could be a lot better. The foundation is already there, it just needs to be finessed. I hope the author continues to work on her craft. I applaud the work that was put into this, I really do.

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 17, 2019

If it wasn't for the attention to detail, I'd have dropped it a star. But I see a lot of work had gone into this story. I'm not one for over-describing things, unless they are interesting or important to the plot, but this book goes a little too far in much of the background descriptions and not enough into the characters' feelings. Love stories are a dine a dozen and this one is actually a little less than the lot of them. With so many previous publishings I would think the author would pick up the magic that is supposed to live inside of a book. Well written, but lacks . . .

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