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Sam: I can read women better than any blueprint. I understand their secret desires and insecurities, and I know how to get rid of them once I get off. But all bets are off when Tiel Desai slams into my life. I can't read the gorgeous conservatory-trained violinist, but she's the only one keeping me from shattering by small degrees, and I can't let her go.
Tiel: My past - and New Jersey - are far behind me, and now my life is blissfully full of music: playing, teaching, and lecturing and scouring Boston's underground scene with an annoyingly beautiful, troubled, tattooed architect. I'm defenseless against his rooftop kisses and his deep, demanding voice. I have Sam Walsh stuck in my head like a song on repeat, and I'm happy pretending that history won't catch up with me.
- Sales Rank: #6128 in Audible
- Published on: 2016-01-21
- Released on: 2016-01-21
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 578 minutes
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
I love Kate Canterbary’s writing
By Christy Baldwin BBU
I love Kate Canterbary’s writing. After book one and two I fell in love with the Walsh siblings. Sam’s book is one of the ones I was most excited to read. Something about him intrigued me from the start. I love a story about a man-whore who finds that one girl who has him change his ways. And that’s exactly what Sam is. A man-whore. He has his reasons, and he embraces his lifestyle.
Sam and Tiel meet in an unusual way. Tiel is such a fun and outspoken heroine, she is hard not to love. She gets Sam to go out of his comfort zone. She takes this man who wears three piece suits and works full time as an architect, only to go to swanky bars to hook up, and she gets him to explore the city. Go to festivals, share her passion of music by seeing all types of live shows. She gets him to embrace life.
Sam and Tiel become fast friends. Friends? With a woman? This is all very new to Sam. But Tiel has this pull that he can’t stay away from. She makes him feel normal. They do all the things normal friends do. They see each other constantly, text constantly, she pretty much becomes the biggest part of his life. But all they are is friends. Friends who kiss, but just friends. At least thats what they keep telling one another.
When friendship isn’t enough for either of them anymore, what happens next? Sam, the self proclaimed man-whore, Tiel the free spirit with no family ties. They are an unlikely pair. I wish I could tell you it was an easy love story for these two, but I’d be lying. Their love story was a bit messy at times. It wasn’t perfect. They don’t want to hurt each other because besides being in a relationship, they are one another’s best friend. But sometimes hurting those you love is inevitable.
Sam and Tiel. These are two characters that I completely and utterly loved, but also two characters that (at times) irked beyond belief. They both did things that just… made me cringe. I don’t want to go into detail (and it’s by no means a deal breaker for most) but there was a specific action on each of their part that kept this from being a five star read for me. Don’t get me wrong, there were loads of five star moments. I completely adore these books and this series is a gem in the roth of new indie series. I just wish things (at least with one of the two) would have went down differently. But I also understand that in real life, some things have to fall apart before they can come together in a real way. So don’t let that deter you from reading this fantastic series.
Sam and Tiel’s story had so much good in it. I really did love them both. Tiel’s job made her completely endearing and Sam is just Sam. I’ve loved him from book one. I’m a little saddened we just have two Walsh siblings left… but I am crazy excited to read Shannon’s book next. And Riley… somehow I think Kate is saving the best Walsh boy for last ;)
If you haven’t started this series and you’re looking for a fresh, fun and sexy contemporary romance, I would highly recommend!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
another fabulous read
By Jeannie Zelos
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Necessary Restorations, Kate Canterbary
Genre:� Romance,
Review from Jeannie Zelos book reviews
Well, Kate is fast becoming one of my favourite romance authors. I love this sort of romance read, not light and fluffy, impractical and unlikely, but stories that are full of real people with genuine problems. No dippy bimbos or very young billionaires, but characters that are in their twenties/thirties and work – very hard – at what they do. This is the third book I’ve read and whereas in book one I was a bit confused by the back story, how everyone connects and what went on before, each book reveals a little more and its so complex, that I can see now that it’s best revealed a bit at a time, drip by drip, so the reader has time to understand what happened and exactly how it affected each of the siblings, but in very different ways.
Sam – oh Sam...we met him in earlier books as a secondary character, but now he’s number one. I’ve always though he’d be fun, he’s a rep as a manwhore, and yet was constantly berated by his father for being gay – and yet we really don’t know exactly what’s true, or his reasons. Well, finally we learn more about him and he’s an incredibly complex character. He’s a number of genuine health issues, serious problems that connect to what sometimes seems his odd behaviour. Add in that he saw his mother bleed to death giving birth while he was very young, along with his siblings, and that from then on his father hated them all and went from loving to awful, vituperative, cruel mentally and physically, and its easy to see how they became such a tight knit unit, although each have their own oddities.
I love Sam in this book, we see his illnesses properly, severe type one diabetes, which, along with his bullying by peers in earlier years, has led to his penchant for quick BJ’s in clubs, back rooms etc. where he can hide his medical needs,�never taking ladies home, never getting into a relationship, his food oddities connect to his severe allergies and the�OCD about germs – well I guess that’s something from his past too. All this means he’s a complex person, very talented and passionate about his work, as are all the siblings, very close to them and yet he’s always that bit apart, a solo character. Getting trapped in a lift for hours is his worst nightmare – germs from the floor, the small space, the noise and fidgeting of Tiel, trapped with him. Somehow though she wears him down and he finds himself out with her afterwards, and then back to her flat. Not for sex, but they become friends and spend extraordinary amounts of time together. The Friends tag keeps cropping up and each is scared it seems to me, they want more but what they have works so well they don’t want to risk it in� case the other doesn’t want more....so it goes in until finally�– well, read it and see �Tiel is lovely, but not without her own issues hiding beneath that cheery, happy front she displays, and when they do get together its hard for them both, they love what they have but are uncertain�of the future, of labels, of their own pasts and of letting others know they are together. For a while they’re in a kind of bubble of isolation. �And of course Sam’s family is intimidating for anyone, but for someone whose own family have all but abandoned her�– well, Tiel has some serious�problems to come.�
The downside�– this is what makes or breaks a romance for me. Kate gives us fabulous characters, real people and genuine and interesting work situations. Throw in some�very sensual and erotic sex and the upsides are perfect, but its when it falls apart that�keeps me gripped. I have to feel that there is real risk to them, that maybe they won’t get back from this�–�even though of course we know they will. This once again is perfect and that part really worked so well, taking a big chunk of the book, not just a few rushed pages. I wasn’t sure how it was going to work out�– had a number of possible scenarios but I was wrong...very wrong, and Kate’s put it all together perfectly, to make it feel as though it really could have happened this way. Beautiful writing in this part too that really moved me.�
I’m so happy to read more of this family�– I still want to know just what happened between Erin and Shannon, then there’s Nick, close family friend, honoury brother...from something that’s said I thought I’d got a glimpse of something, but then at the end�I see I'm wrong. Again! I actually like that though, to be kept guessing, keeps it interesting. We see more of Riley here too and how he’s grown since the first book. He’s a great character, plays the fool well, but underneath the slightly clumsy, coffee stained and immature front he presents, there’s a young man that’s got a very shrewd, astute�intellect. He’ll be a fun read�– I hope we get a book from all of the family, I’ve loved what’s gone so far. Kate writes for me the perfect fiction to escape with for a few hours, a blend of seamless romance and reality, sex and sensuality and stories that could be found in a genuine family. ��
Stars:� Five, a fabulous read .
�ARC provided by Netgalley and publishers
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
A well written romance with great multi-dimensional characters
By Ivy D.
In the third Walshes book, Sam Walsh is traveling through life being a gigantic manslut in an attempt to protect his feelings...you know, as you do. Then Tiel comes crashing into this life via runaway elevator. Tiel’s doing the same thing but in different ways (mostly not being free with her favors) and well, romance happens.
The Good, The Bad and Everything In Between
-Love the Walshes: This is only the third book in the series, and the second one I’ve read, but I love this family. Each member has their hidden depths, and each book has revealed a little more of what they went through with their POS father, though even he has his secrets that show why he was such a POS. Ms. Canterbary's writing is even stronger in this entry and I loved that these are fully formed characters, even the supporting players. The work is a believable part of their story, the heroine's multi-cultural and it's all seamlessly integrated into the narrative. Their romance feel as if it's truly unfolding in realistic way, as opposed to alot of romances that can feel as if the leads exist in a vacuum.
-Tiel and Sam are great together: They are funky, damaged, complicated, funny, sexy, quirky and just the best mess. I’m having difficulty using my words here because honestly, I just loved them both.
Tiel’s not just a sunshiny heroine: Tiel is hippy dippy trippy, caustic yet fun, and so scared of being hurt that when her jagged edges are exposed, it actually made me like her more. She would have been too perfect otherwise. She’s easy to fall for and you can completely buy why Sam’s so drawn to her.
-And Sam’s not just a manslut: Sam’s a tougher nut to love, no doubt. When it begins, I’ll admit all I could think of was how big of a dick he could be. But the further I got into the story, the more the snarky, prickly manslut layers peeled away to reveal the damaged yet sweet boy that Tiel falls in love with. Also, the way he loves Tiel just melts me. I also liked the fact that Sam’s not your usual muscled up hero, and his diabetes made me even more sympathetic to him.
-The build to the final obstacle is completely believable: Even when he stumbles and Tiel jumps to conclusions, I think Ms. Canterbary really laid the foundation for that final misunderstanding. I had seen rumblings about Sam’s mistake and whether this would be considered a “safe” read, but I have to say, without giving any spoilers, that the setup and circumstances for it made it easy for me to get past it and still believe in their HEA.
-Even if I don’t necessarily agree with it: The length of time between the obstacle and the reunion made the story end with less of a bang that I would have liked. It just felt like it needed that dramatic ending and it wasn’t quite that for me.
The Bottom Line
I really enjoyed this book alot. Well crafted characters and well drawn family relationships, good and bad, are a highlight of this series. Ms. Canterbary continues to impress me with each book I read and I would be interested in seeing what happens next with these siblings.
**ARC provided by publisher via netgalley for review**
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