4/5 Review: Coming Apart at the Seams: Riley O'Brien & Co by Jenna Sutton

 

 

Love can take some time to break in...
Teagan O’Brien, heiress to the Riley O’Brien & Co. denim empire, is anything but a spoiled rich girl. She’s worked hard to secure her place in the family business and can hold her own, in and out of the office. Only one man has ever been able to get under her skin—sexy football star Nick Priest. Years ago they crossed the line from friends to lovers, but he left her heartbroken. Since then, she’s been determined to keep him at arm’s length—no matter how tempting he looks in his jeans...

Nick has fortune, fame, and looks that make most women hot and bothered. But he doesn't have the woman he really wants. He knows he screwed up when he walked away from Teagan, and now that he has a second chance, he’ll do whatever it takes to win her over—no matter how tongue-tied he gets...

 

 

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Coming apart at the Seams is written by Jenna Sutton and is the second book in the Riley O'Brien & Co Series.  I havent any read stories from this author before, but she is certainly on my to be read list now.

Our characters in this story are the beautiful heiress, Teagan O'Brien and the famous and wealthy Nick Priest.  They have been friends for their whole lives, but crossed the line of friendship one steamy night many years ago which severed their friendship.  Now years later they are thrown back into each others lives as if nature has an agenda of its own.

At times through this book I would virtually scream and want to pull my hair out wondering how two people who were obviously meant for each other could be so damn stupid!  I believe there is something for everyone in this book; comedy, drama, love, danger and enough sexiness that you will need a nice cool drink beside you.

I loved how Ms Sutton developed these characters.  You were in the “now” setting, but she was able to throw you back to when they were young and how they fell in love and what went wrong and then bring you back to the present and show how they have developed and changed.  It was a real coming of age book in certain ways.

I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone who wants a more of a light style read.  Looking forward to catching up with the rest of the series.