Going Down Easy by
Erin Nicholas
My rating:
5 of 5 stars
Oh my gravy, where do I even start with Gabe and Addison. Hot hot hot. Ok full honesty here, I thought for sure I knew exactly how this book was going to play out (yea I think I’m cool like that) but NOPE. The ride was totally worth it let me tell you. This is one instance I’m happy to feel foolish.
Gabe Trahan is a 5th generation tavern owner in the heart of New Orleans. (Insert southern accent here. Go ahead, I’ll wait). One night a beautiful woman walks into his bar and they proceed to have a sort of relationship whenever she is in town. Which currently is 1 weekend per month. He loves spending time with Addison and she is the first woman he can truly see spending his life with. But (there is always a but isn’t there), he has a secret that he guards close to the vest and hopefully it won’t send her running back to New York.
Addison Sloan looks forward to her monthly visit to NOLA, not just to see Gabe and spend time with him (ok that’s a lie, he is the best part) but to fully engage herself in the southern culture. She has lost her heart to both Gabe and everything New Orleans and dreads going back home. When a surprise local job offers presents itself she takes it knowing she has to say goodbye to Gabe. She wouldn’t be able to live and work in the same town as him knowing it could never be a real relationship. When he doesn’t get the hint she knows her secret will send him running faster than anything else she could do or say.
Gabe and Addison think they both have something incredible to lose in this scenario but in reality their secrets were the least of their issues. Though seemingly two totally different people on the outside, just shows us they are the same on the inside. They just present themselves to the world as they want to be seen. They both need to look inside themselves and realize they are good enough, just the way they are.
Going Down Easy is the first book in a new series by Erin Nicholas. And as with her other series I am hooked. Hook, line, sinker hooked already. Gabe and Addison are only the beginning in what I can already tell is going to be a steamy southern series. 5 stars for this read, wish I had more stars to give honestly. I received an advance copy without any expectation for review. Any and all opinions expressed above are my own. I’m going out to buy some pralines and beneits now, be right back.
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