Review | As the Whispers Echo by Steffanie Blais

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Wildhaven is anything but predictable, so it shouldn’t be surprising when the town’s notorious playboy proposes to the woman who seems to hate him the most.

Chase Wild doesn’t believe in happily ever after. Abigail Bennett doesn’t believe in relying on anyone but herself. Yet when Chase offers Abi a marriage of convenience, it solves both their problems: Chase proves to his family that he’s capable of stability. Abi gets a place to live and the health insurance she desperately needs.

The rules are simple: no unnecessary touching and definitely no falling in love.

But as buried secrets surface inside the Wild family empire, Chase and Abi find themselves caught in a dangerous web of betrayal and unanswered questions.

And when everything they’ve built together is put to the test, they’ll have to decide whether uncovering the truth is worth losing the one thing they never meant to find.

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Rating: 4 out of 5.

If there’s one thing I’m immediately going to love, it’s top-notch banter. I will always pick up a book or author that I hear has great banter and this one definitely did. I will be going back to read the rest of the series as I devoured this story. I’m a little bummed I hadn’t already read the first three as the writing was really well paced, but also there was a wonderful love story even while it seems a lot of things are falling apart or the stakes are high. I felt it was handled really well and was not only believable but relatable.

Thanks to House of Hearts for the eARC copy!

Happy reading!

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