Book Sojourner: New Release & Review: The Bohemian and the Businessman by Katy Regnery

The Bohemian and the Businessman

By Katy Regnery

(Blueberry Lane #4, The Story Sisters #1)

April 24, 2017

Genre: Contemporary Romance 18+

Contains: language, explicit sex

Priscilla Story, the self-proclaimed “wild child” of the straight-laced Story clan, has always had a knack for getting herself trouble. Except this time, her “growing problem” is going to require a Daddy sooner than later…or she can kiss her inheritance good-bye.

Shane Olson, who previously dated Priscilla’s sister, Margaret, isn’t opposed to a marriage of convenience for the sake of furthering his business interests, but Priscilla – with her wild ways – is just about the last woman he’d choose to marry.

In order to make the marriage look convincing, they end up having to spend more time together than they’d originally planned. When rolling stone, Priscilla, who lives by the seat of her muu-muu, and seriously-ambitious Shane, who’s had his whole life planned since he was eleven, start falling for each other, it’s going to take a whole lot of compromise for this Bohemian and her Businessman to find their happily ever after

*This is the first standalone in the Story Sisters series.

Wowzers! I completely fell in love with Priscilla and Shane's story! If you are looking for a break from manwhores and want to fall in love with a spectacular guy, look no further. Shane may very well be my favorite hero of Katy Regnery's.

I wasn't sure about how this story would play out from the synopsis. I mean, we've got Priscilla pregnant and Shane recently dating her sister, and then their plan for a marriage of convenience. There was a lot of room for things to go very wrong in this scenario. But let me tell you, everything went right. The chemistry in the beginning bloomed into a thing of beauty. Priscilla and Shane were absolutely perfect for each other. Priscilla was this beautiful, gentle free spirit and Shane was an absolute gentleman with a fierce protective streak. I loved watching their relationship develop. Their honesty allowed them to be real, to shine a light on their faults, to develop into better versions of themselves, and in that, to be the perfect match for the other. They accepted each other yet also challenged the other to be their better self. And ultimately they were the support, the acceptance, the family, and the home they hadn't even known they needed, but now couldn't live without. Seriously, I loved this story. I didn't want to put it down. And Shane, sweet, wonderful Shane! I just loved him so much! I can't even talk about all the things I loved about Priscilla and Shane because I don't want to spoil it. Sorry, I'm officially rambling. But this story just made me so happy!!