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On The Rocks By Kandi Steiner


On the Rocks is set in small town Tennessee, and I can’t lie and say that’s not why I chose to read it. It is my first book by this author, and I am super excited to read more by her. I followed her on Instagram, @kandisteiner, shortly after finishing this read, and I recommend you follow her on there as well! Great content and really fun person! 
 This book is well written, fun and a great romance! I gave it 5 fully-deserving stars. Steiner’s writing is easy to read and captures her characters intricacies, naturally causing the reader to fall in love with them. The story line was well developed and complete. Steiner conveys all the right feelings to you through her writing so that you are laughing and crying right along with our favorite people.
Our main girl, Ruby Grace (love, love, love double names!) has some really great qualities. At first, I was worried that she was too young and naive to delve into too deeply, but I was wrong! Her struggles to follow the standards set for her, forcing her to put her own needs aside for her family, really resonate in the book. She shows the importance of strong will and following your dreams. Noah is absolutely to die for! Sometimes I would’ve like a little more detail on his daily life, but Steiner stuck to his family life which is true to his core values.
 Steiner did a great job at highlighting the personality a small town holds as well as the normal social behaviors. Although some of the details are a little far-fetched, they fit in well with the story and general culture of the book. This book has steamy romance that will make you blush, but keep on reading!
The next book about the Becker brothers, Neat, was just released. I’m excited to get my hands on it soon! Look for that review!

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-Xo Racheal




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