Real Good Love

A lot was left up in the air at the conclusion of part one of the Real Duet, Banner returning to New York to lend a hand to settle the affairs of her neighbor and leaving Logan behind, promising to return. But after a few weeks away, dealing with the surprises that awaited her in New York, Banner realizes that she needs to get back to home. To Logan. But if they thought all their troubles were over, they thought wrong. I am a little torn over the conclusion of this Duet. There were pieces to the puzzle that still had to be answered and all that drama unfolded in a surprising way. And although the times between Banner and Logan were hot as all get out, and I thoroughly enjoyed that “car hood” scene, part of me felt (at times) like this duet really could have been told in one book vs. two. But I did enjoy the banter between these two and getting more time with them, so in the end it really wasn’t a loss to read more pages filled with these two. Overall, this was a sexy read filled with great dialogue, plenty of sexy times to keep you fanning yourself and two characters that you adored and wanted to find their HEA. I do love the duet format and was happy to see that Boone’s story is going to be coming our way soon ;)

***5 ‘Famous in a Small Town’ Stars*** ~**~ Audiobook Review ~**~ Things start off right where Real Good Man ended and what a ride it was. There’s a couple of surprising twists tossed in, a good dash of mystery/suspense and a whole lot of swoon worthy, panty destroying smexyness going on as Logan and Banner figure out just where they want to go with their fledgling relationship. If I didn’t already adore Logan and Banner, this book would have bumped them up to that level, in fact they may just be my favorite couple of Ms. March’s which isn’t an easy thing to achieve. I loved watching them become more intertwined with each other, not only on the sexual level, which was nuclear, but soul deep to the point that they knew each other inside out. They had a few issues to address throughout their journey that had them both in a tailspin, but they faced them head on and with a maturity that I found refreshing. Outside of Logan and Banner’s epic romance, I thought the various twists and turns throughout the story and the suspense/mystery storyline simmering in the background were all done very well. I loved getting to know the residents of Gold Haven, Kentucky better. Some I wanted to gut with a spoon, but there were a good number that I’d love to see get their own books one day and I swear my ovaries exploded because of Creighton Karas and simply proved once more why he will never be moved off my book boyfriend list and I cannot wait to get my hands on Boone’s story! And as always, the narrators were brilliant. I enjoyed their performance and solidified why I never waffle over purchased any audiobook they read.

Real Good Love by Meghan March is the second and final book in her Real Duet. This concludes the small town/big city drama of Logan and Banner's relationship. Told in dual POV, this story picks up from the cliffhanger in book one, Real Good Man, and continues on through Banner's return to New York, Logan's restoration and custom work on Thrasher Boone's Olds 442 and the small town meth lab drama that has been part of the back story the entire time. Most stories I'm so busy wondering who the bad guy is, where the plot is going, etc., that I can get distracted from the story. Not so with this book or any of Meghan March's books I have read so far. I get so swept up in the characters that I'm simply along for the ride and my attention stays focused on the pages. Banner is the sassiest female that could have probably ever landed in the small town of Gold Haven and Logan truly is a Real Good Man. LOVED THIS SO HARD!!!! Enjoy! This book is preceded by two other series that may not be necessary to read but are a true pleasure.