Tapping into Love

De: Monica McCallan

Narrado por: Lori Prince

Lucy Parsons wants absolutely nothing to do with the Westmoore family or the maple syrup they produce. When Sierra Westmoore blows back into town after her father's death and tries to rent a room at Lucy's family's bed-and-breakfast, The Maple Inn, Lucy kicks her out on the spot. It doesn't matter that Sierra hasn't set foot in Maple Run in fifteen years—the Westmoores are not allowed.

But small towns don't leave a lot of room to hide, and Sierra and her brother, Drake, have set their sights on improving the town's opinion of them now that their father is gone.

Lucy doesn't believe any Westmoore could have good intentions, and although she may have to play nice with Sierra, it doesn't mean she's going to like it.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Monica McCallan (P)2022 Tantor

Really Good Story

This was a really good listen. The story had everything needed to keep you engaged.

Love this book, again and again!

I have listened to this book several times and it always makes me smile! We all need more smiles in our life. So, listen to this book for smiles to come.

Loved it 😍

The story is written in a way that is easy to identify with, the characters are amazing and the story simply warms the heart ❤️ I wish for more of those characters ❤️

Amazing!!

Once again, I have read an amazing book by this author!! And now I'm going to read this book 3ore times!! Thank you!!

Sweet sapphic autumn romance

Tapping into Love by Monica McCallan is the perfect cozy, fall romance set in a charming small town with all the vibes of a Hallmark movie but with more sass, slow-burn chemistry, and a touch of enemies-to-lovers tension. The audiobook, narrated by the always fantastic Lori Prince, elevates this story, making it a delightful listen for anyone craving a light-hearted yet emotional romance.

Lucy Parsons wants nothing to do with the Westmoore family or their maple syrup business, and when Sierra Westmoore returns to town after fifteen years, Lucy’s first instinct is to kick her out of her family’s bed-and-breakfast. But Sierra, determined to rebuild her family’s reputation, won’t be so easily dismissed. What follows is a wonderful slow-burn romance between two women who start as enemies but slowly find themselves drawn to each other despite the weight of their families' complicated history.

The small-town atmosphere is one of my favorite things in Tapping into Love. The tight-knit community, nosy neighbors, and fall activities like maple syrup production set the perfect backdrop for this cozy enemies-to-lovers tale. The palpable chemistry between Lucy and Sierra builds gradually, making the slow-burn dynamic even more satisfying as they navigate their emotional walls and lingering tension.

Monica McCallan strikes the perfect balance of sweet and sexy in this novel, with lovable characters and a heartwarming best-friend dynamic that adds even more charm to the story. Lucy’s distrust of Sierra—and Sierra’s determination to prove she’s different from her father—create a delicious tension that kept me hooked from start to finish. And, of course, no small-town romance is complete without a supportive and often hilarious community of side characters, which McCallan delivers in spades.

Lori Prince’s narration is once again a highlight. Her ability to capture the nuances of the characters and their emotional journeys adds depth to the story. Prince’s voice brings both Lucy’s prickliness and Sierra’s softer side to life, making the audiobook an even more engaging experience. The combo of McCallan’s writing and Prince’s narration is a winning one, and I’m always excited when they team up for a story.

If you’re looking for a perfect fall romance to warm your heart as the leaves turn, Tapping into Love is an excellent pick. With its small-town charm, enemies-to-lovers dynamic, and slow-burn romance, this book is a delightful listen that will leave you feeling cozy and content. Definitely a must-read (or listen!) to kick off the fall season

A perfect Hallmark movie!

The story is well-crafted with humorous banter, descriptive writing and engaging protagonists. I really enjoyed both Monica McCallan's storytelling and Lori Prince's narration. They were a perfect pair!

The Maple Inn

Lucy Parsons hates the Westmoore family and has boycotted their maple syrup business. When Sierra Westmoore returns for her father’s funeral Lucy refuses to let her stay at the inn. However Drake Westmoore persuades Sierra to help restore their family name in the town. The longer Sierra stays in town the closer they become. A complex family story. Great narration.

Adorable

Comfy enemies/rivals to lovers romance. Nothing purer than 2 women falling in love. Loved the narrator as well. Picking up all the books she's worked on.

yes!

great story not SUPER typical :) very very detailed descriptions of surroundings. 10 out of 10. very well written and the narrator is perfect for this book :)

A beautiful quick read!

I fell in love with Lucy and Sierra. The story has a touch of Romeo and Juliet, with a delightful nod to The Price of Salt in the last chapter.