Review: Kiro's Emily - Abbi Glines

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Kiro's Emily (Rosemary Beach, #9.5)

Review: Kiro's Emily - Book #9.5 Rosemary Beach Series - Abbi Glines - December 2014


It has been years since I have read an Abbi Glines book but being in pain after a tooth extraction, I needed something to read and I thought why not read Kiro's Emily as it was a novella, so a quickie read as well.  As we recall Kiro Manning was part of the band Slacker Demon along with Dean Finlay, he never believed in soulmates or that he was worthy of love until he met Emily. Emily was at one of his concerts with her cousin Sonya when they managed to score a backstage pass to the groupie lounge with the bandmates. Sonya's goal was to sleep with the band members; however, she got her wish but it was innocent Emily who captured their attention and eventually Kiro's eye and heart. Their love was a whirlwind of deep emotions and Emily made Kiro a better guy, without her he wouldn't have had a relationship with his son Mase who stars in his book When I'm Gone. Kiro also wouldn't have his daughter Harlow if it wasn't for Emily and their granddaughter. Kiro also does share a daughter with Georgianna who was Dean's baby mama also - Nan.  I loved this story as we got to learn more about Emily as in the previous books, we just saw her as she is now - a shadow of herself and slowly dying after her accident. The other thing I loved about reading this book, was being hurled back into the world of Rosemary Beach/ Seabreeze and reunited with some favorite characters and names.
Kiro's Emily is Abbi Glines's version of The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks - a true love soulmate read.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3mZXf2M





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