Indigo: Nights

Indigo B&B, Book 2

De: Adrian J. Smith

Narrado por: Quinn Riley

A messy break up can only be healed by the best of friends.

Coming out in a rural Kansas town was never something Jewel thought she'd do, especially as the newly-minted music teacher. She finds adversity everywhere she looks, except one. Her best friend, Lea, has always been the supportive backbone she's needed. When her boyfriend breaks up with her, Jewel needs Lea more than ever.

When Jewel dives deep into finding love and tries to drag Lea with her, she can't help but wonder if the perfect person is right in front of her. Breaking down the walls Lea has put up for decades is not easy, but Jewel is determined to be the one person Lea can always trust. What she doesn't expect is for music to strike a chord with the science teacher.

©2022 Adrian J. Smith (P)2024 Tantor

Wonderful

Stars: 4.5
Format: Audiobook
Narrator: Quinn Riley
Series: Indigo B&B Book 2
Steam Level: Steamy

I read this for the I Heart Sapphic 2025 Reading Challenge for the prompt Vacation/Travel.

This book was amazing. From now on I have a feeling I’m going to sound like a broken record as I review this author’s other books.

Quick Thoughts:
- First and foremost, I adore this cover. In fact I adore covers to this whole series after I took a closer look at them
- I loved this pairing and the set up was a blast. Don’t know why I love an age gap teacher/teacher pairing so much
- Brady can jump off a cliff then crawl back up it and jump off again
- Eli! She was great in this book and I loved seeing her
- Going back to Indigo B&B was a treat. I still wish I could find someplace like that to hide out in
- As a rule, I’m not a big fan of small town romances. I either get claustrophobic or it seems a bit suspicious when just about everyone seems to be accepting. But somehow Adrian J. Smith made me love this place and these people. Even Bridget is growing on me
- Loved the easy friendship Jewel and Lea have. It felt inevitable that they fall in love
- The whole ending bit from the talking about who might be spreading rumors was a hoot
- So the reason I took off half a star is that after they get back from Indigo, the way that Lea seemed to think/resolve something in her head about their growing relationship, then in the next scene it’s like that bit of the book didn’t happen. It felt very disjointed
- Quinn Riley is an amazing narrator and everyone should listen to her

Overall I loved this book. It’s fun going back to Adrian J. Smith’s earlier works and see her grow as an author. I’m delighted I have so many more books to read by her.

Warm and Cozy

This is a brilliant book. I enjoyed the progression of the relationship, the small town feel, and the cameos of Eli and Sarah.

Loved it

This was the second book in the series, I loved it, a true romance and I am looking forward to the next book.