Review: The Problem With Neighbors - M. Morgan


Review: The Problem With Neighbors - Book #1 The Town of Gentry Series - M.Morgan - February 2025
If you’re after a small-town romance that packs a punch, M. Morgan’s The Problem with Neighbors is everything you need and more. After devouring Morgan’s dark romance These Vicious Games, I was intrigued to see what her take on a lighter, funnier romance would be—and wow, did it deliver!
Marcilynn’s fresh start in the quaint town of Gentry is anything but easy. Moving on from a painful betrayal by her ex-fiancé and sister, she’s ready to open her dog grooming business and live life on her own terms. Enter Tucker Dixon, her grumpy but undeniably handsome neighbor who keeps getting in her way (in the best possible way). From the get-go, their chemistry is undeniable, but what starts as a reluctant, fake relationship quickly turns into something much more real.
Tucker, a lifelong Gentry resident, likes his quiet, routine-driven life, and the last thing he needs is a messy, sassy neighbor who somehow manages to win over his dog. But Marcilynn’s chaos proves impossible to ignore, and before long, he’s pulled into her drama, resulting in one of the most endearing fake relationships I’ve read in a long time.
What truly made this book shine, aside from the sizzling romance, was the cast of characters that made Gentry feel like home. Marcilynn’s loveable quirks and Tucker’s brooding charm were perfectly balanced, while the side characters—especially Jerry and the quirky women of the Book Club—brought so much warmth and humor to the story. Oh, and let’s not forget Tucker’s dog Dozer, who definitely steals the show with his cuteness.
This book blends romance, comedy, and a touch of suspense seamlessly. It took me a few days to get through, but that’s more a reflection of my hectic life than the book itself. If you're in the mood for a heartfelt, funny, and a little bit spicy read, The Problem with Neighbors will fill your jar of good reads right to the brim!
Amazon: https://amzn.to/447dkdB
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