Sweet Troublemaker
By Jean Oram
- Release Date: 2019-05-09
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
Description
Newly divorced Polly Morgan needs a vacation, and she's hoping some extra time in the oceanside town of Indigo Bay before her friend’s wedding will do the trick.
But she doesn’t expect to have to save the entire event alongside the man she measures all kisses against—her first love, Nick Wylder.
Nick hasn’t seen Polly in almost two decades, but that doesn’t mean he’s stopped thinking about her. He’s pretty sure she feels the power of their rekindled love too, and he’s ready to make a move. To his Texas ranch, to her home in Canada—anywhere as long as she’s there.
But what will he do when his fast moves send Polly running? Can these two exes overcome their past and claim their second chance at love?
Find out in the first book in the Indigo Bay Second Chance Romance series. All books can be read as standalones. Start reading today!
Reviews
Loved it
5By Topmom52Polly and Nick are great characters in this sweet romance. Their past is an interesting read that is going to affect their future. Really fun book returning to Indigo Bay. This story really held my interest throughout. I received a free copy of this book and this is my voluntary, honest review.Nice read
5By KatDex601I really enjoyed this book. It was nice watching Polly rediscover herself and her own self awareness.Loved Second Chances
5By joaniekwPolly Morgan thought she had the perfect life with a successful career, successful husband, right social circle and then it all fell apart. She had not moved forward three years after the divorce and, after reluctantly accepting an invitation to a wedding in South Carolina, decided to go early to think about her life and her future. The wedding was in Indigo Bay where she spent so many happy summers as a child with the Wylder family and the grooms sons and nephew, Nick, her first kiss. Nick’s Uncle Roy is getting married. Just before he left the ranch where he had been working for Uncle Roy, for a short vacation before the wedding, Roy let him go. He arrived at Indigo Bay and ran into Polly as they checked into the hotel, where they connected after so many years. When Uncle Roy’s wedding coordinator quit just a week before the destination wedding. Roy asked Nick to help. Nick and Polly decide they will plan the wedding. The week was fraught with reliving all of their times as kids and exploring renewed feelings for each other - all with fears, apprehensions and protecting their hearts. It was sooooo hard to put this book down. I read it every chance I had, even at red lights when I was in the car. Loved Polly and Nick as they worked through their past hurts and memories, both afraid of sharing their feelings. The book is well written, with great characters you will fall in love with. Looking forward to reading the next in the series.Great book
4By LLG .Great reading from Jean Oram as usual. Thank you!Excellent Read
5By Idoc93This book was funny and sweet. It was a marvelous read. I enjoyed the characters.Sweet romance
5By Marie's 2nd dtrI received a free book, but for some reason I couldn’t download it to my iPhone, so I bought it and I’m glad I did. Nick and Polly haven’t seen each other in almost 20 years. They arrive at a wedding and get roped into planing the reception. While working together they realize they have feelings for each other. As their feeling turn into something more, they have to decide what they want to do.Trouble maker
5By Packos1I voluntarily read this arc. I love Jean Oram . She writes Sweet Et Clean books. Set in Indigo Bay a place you would want to visit then stay. Grab this wonderful romance. A second chance book. An easy read. No disappointment. I enjoy her seriesA sweet reconnecting story
4By RemiTunaA nice, easy light hearted read. Polly and Nick obviously never truly got over their summer romance. Their instant reconnection was heart felt and brings back feelings of that first Twitter pated moment. While working to save his uncle’s wedding Polly and Nick’s feeling for each other grow deeper and they learn each other again.Sweet Troublemaker
5By Tracer 2021Awesome book! Get me engaged the whole time. Great story as well.Sweet Troublemaker
5By yaakesThis book is exciting and keeps you on edge until finished. Interesting characters depicting what we go through in real life. You did it again Jean.Second time around
5By Dumplin WitchI like that Polly is curvy and real. Nick is the typical cowboy with a heart of Gold. Second chance for them to get exactly what they both need.Fun romantic story
5By Nettie1114The Sweet Troublemaker is an heartfelt romantic second chance love story. Polly and Nick were both their first love as teenagers and they meet again for Nick’s Uncle Roy wedding. There is great chemistry between Polly and Nick but they have both have personal problems in their life that they are working on. Polly is divorced and Nick has to think about what iHeart wants to do in his life. It is easy to relate to the Polly and Nick and even easier to root for their love story. This is a wonderful emotional fun story that I could not put down reading and I highly recommend reading this book. I received this book as an arc for an honest review of it.Sweet Troublemaker
4By Gloria, Hayley, LindsayI received a copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. I stumbled upon Jean Oram earlier this year. She writes books that are sweet and clean. If you enjoy this type of romance then this story is for you. Sweet Troublemaker is about getting a second chance at love with someone. It is set in Indigo Bay and after you finish reading these stories you will feel like you were there. You will also want to vacation (or move) there for real.Sweet Troublemaker
5By Leecbees12344Couldn’t put it down! This story was a fun one to follow. The two characters have great chemistry and many times could envision the locations and situations they were in. Definitely worth the read! ❤️A sweet romance that makes you feel good
5By PcwtjcEscape to the east coast as 2 friends from their teen years reconnect 20 years later. Gives hope to all who are starting over that second chances can be fun and exciting. Very nice book to read when you need a pick me up.Great book and characters
5By Misspiggy812Polly is reluctantly off for an adventure. She hasn’t been back to Indigo Bay since she was a teenager. After a terrible divorce, she’s ready to move on. Nick works on his uncle’s ranch but is heading to the beach for a family wedding. Uncle Roy has had enough of Nick’s pranks, it’s time for him to move along and find something to settle him. They have to team up to put Uncle Roy’s wedding together after the wedding coordinator bails. Can they pull it off without succumbing to their attraction? I received this book as an ARC reader for my unbiased review.Sweet Troublemaker
5By GrimnirAlways reliable for romance featuring vivid characters in compelling situations, with in-depth exploration of their shifting, often conflicting feelings, Jean Oram’s well-written, impeccably paced novel about a woman beginning anew after a gut-wrenching divorce delights. She isn’t even sure who she is any longer but when she bumps into a cowboy she dated during a golden summer, she begins to realize some things never change. They’re forced together into planning a wedding for a man they both honor, and, while things don’t go smoothly, they end up in a space that will gratify readers with realistic emotions. While I haven’t read many romances, this one captivated me and pulled me along irresistibly. Strongly recommended as a human, readable novel about genuine people that happens to be romance.Sweet Troublemaker
2By EwaBBI loved this book by one of my favorite romance authors. It follows Polly’s story, a character from The Summer Sisters series. I’m glad she gets a second chance at love, despite of some mistakes in her life. This book will bring you joy as a stand-alone but I enjoyed all of Jean Oram’s books so much that I strongly recommend reading all of her series. They are connected by some characters and I liked the updates on their lives.Sweet Troublemaker
5By mrw6441I loved this book and Jean Oram is one of my favorite go-to authors. They make you laugh out loud or cry. They can be a little silly in how one or more of her characters to certain circumstances but that is what makes you laugh. Thanks, Nancy Jones
