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I enjoyed the book. It didn't quite turn out the way I expected, which was sort of refreshing but I still feel a little dissatisfied. Don't get me wrong, the story held my attention and the characters felt true. I'd say that nearly half of KG MacGregor's books make it on my "Oh! I love that book" list, this one just wouldn't make the cut.

This book was featured on Cocktail Hour episode 11. www.cocktailhour.c-spot.net/archives/50

I wrote up a longer review for C-Spot (reviews.c-spot.net) but suffice it to say I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Loved that it was set in Leland KY, where my beloved Justine and her wife Carly live. There was enough of J&C to make me feel warm and fuzzy (well, I could have done with more Justine and less Carly but still...) but not too much as to take away from Britt and Ninah.

I liked the inclusion of contemporary issues like dealing with the rise of hate crimes and such in the age of the Trumper. There's even a MAGA hat wearing lesbian. As my Southern friends might say, bless her heart.

If you liked The House on Sandstone, I absolutely recommend this one.

Thanks to Bella and Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review The Lucky Ones!

I've lost count of the number of times I've read this book. I love the characters and the story and the humor and drama. There are some issues with POV and other stuff but it's one of those books that I just can't help loving.

2/12/24 - another reread of this long-time favorite. I have other things I should be reading right now but I'm still wanting more mental hugs and still doing lots of reporting. That makes it easy to put on a book I've read a bajillion times before and let it wash over me as I work. Don't have to worry about having to stop paying attention and missing a key piece of info since I pretty much have these book memorized. :-)

A good, solid romance. I think this is the third time I've read it. I had already read my favorites of the author's this year and am working on my A-Z challenge and GR reading challenge so I didn't want to duplicate. I like the themes in Out of Love.