More Than a Good Friend: A Sweet Small-Town Romantic Comedy

More Than a Good Friend, #5 - I enjoy the dry sense of humor, not mean but cute bits here and there, as well as the regular funniness, and fun, for which the Stargrazer books are known. Ole Hidalgo finally grows up and sees Goldie as she actually is, instead of taken for granted. Lovely story. Source: Booksprout. 5* Cowboys of Stargazer Springs Ranch: More Than a Little Flirting - Another interesting, funny, sweet romance that is so easy to get immersed in the pages. All three series have been so much fun to read.5* More Than a Pair of Jeans, #1 - Lovely. Funny. Cute. I had so much reading this sweet romance. Wonderful characters and interesting story lines. Written by a lovely Texan and set in Texas, complete with horses, cattle and goats. Cannot forget about the mice and kittens. Plenty of social media, too. Has a preview of the story. 5* More Than a Pretty Face, #2 - I just love this series. This story has such cute and sweet characters with plenty of humor. No silly mind games,

I am not a fast reader, but I was able to read the book in 1 day. I have read several of the previous books in this series. It isn't necessary to have read them, but I do think it adds to the enjoyment of you know some of the other characters and have seen some of Dag and Goldie's history together. I loved the premise of this book. The story is so sweet. I love Goldie and sometimes want to hit Dag. He is so clueless. Even after being told something, he's still clueless. There were so many cute scenes from piñatas to pedicures. I really enjoyed the book. The one thing that distracts me is that sometimes the dialog seems awkward. I don't know exactly how to describe it. It's like too simply written or something. I don't mean all of it is, but sometimes I felt it was. I still really enjoyed the story and look forward to reading more in the series. I do wish to thank the author for the advanced complimentary ebook. I'm happy to leave an honest review.

I love Goldie. She is sweet and loyal and kind and caring. The ranch is like a small town. The real small town is filled with mostly what the reader will see as sweet, kind folks. I love Dag. He is clueless but once he catches on he tries hard and wants to learn. This clean romance is well written, has great characters and is a true slow burn. The characters act a bit younger than what is normally perceived as adults in their mid thirties, but maybe that is because it is a clean romance. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.