Love Off-Limits: A Sweet Romantic Comedy (Some Kind of Love)

That should be enough to convince you to pick up this book, but if not…One sparks-filled weekend at the wedding of friends leads Tyler to drop everything and head to Olivia’s family farm. What sounds like a good idea at the time doesn’t work out quite as expected. Olivia is struggling with unmet expectations in the family business and thinks she doesn’t have time for romance. But sparks keep flying between the two regardless of what Olivia thinks she needs.Run and grab this sweet romance today! It makes your heart ache at times, but don’t worry there are happy moments too (like a baby goat being held against the bare chest of a handsome guy).

Freakin book! So cute!If you read the book in 24 hours you know it is too good. Can’t wait to read the next one!

I just love her writing style. A good clean romance. I also loved that she adds in other fun characters (:

This book. Friends. I adore it. It's my favorite read of the month. I've read some good ones but this one. All the good things. I got to see Isaac and Rosie and Dani and Alex again. There is a wedding right off the bat which are always fun. There's soap making which on the one hand, isn't that romantic but on the other, read this book (Also, read Shine and Shimmer by Shari Tapscott 😍)I also love family books. Her brothers play a big role and his sister does as well. Her mom is so good. But really, as a mom, I love when parents matter in people's stories. I want to matter in my kids stories, ya know?Also, is this book the start of the Stonebrook series? (As I'm typing this, I'm vaguely remembering an email asking for series names... is that this series??)*Quick side note: If you know anything about Jenny's books, you know how important it is to her to include LGBTQ+ representation in her books. If that bothers you, this book isn't for you. There is a gay couple getting married in this book, they play an important role but you never see any romance or anything between them. They are great secondary characters. Just wanted to let you know. It obviously doesn't bother me because I love this book. That is all.- Tyler and Olivia- some solid flirting going in- I love when books revisit old friends.- biblical swears- why can't she just let herself love?!- this slow burn is heart wrenching- when they kiss, it's gonna be so great- the questions are adorable- I think my heart is breaking- you know when you read a book about a baker and you're like this is it I'mma be a baker now. It's time. That's how I feel about filming right now. I would be terrible at it and I have about 2 ounces of follow through but guys! That's how good this book is! (I'd also like to buy a goat but I'm basically afraid of all animals. I guarantee if I told Jake I wanted a goat, he'd be confused and say, like to eat? 🤣) side note: I asked. He said but we just got rid of all our grass. What would it eat? Also, does the HOA allow goats? 🤣- oh gosh. Pigs flying. So good.- I'm so happy right now. It is such a beautiful happily ever after.- there's an epilogue. I love those.

“Tyler Marino was off-limits. He had to be. But I didn’t want him to be. And that had never been so clear.”The third book in the Some Kind of Love Series is so cute!! Any book with “shirtless men and baby farm animals” would have to be! I loved the scene with Tyler and the chickens, too! I don’t want to spoil anything, so I’ll leave it at that. I have loved each book in this series, but Tyler and Olivia might be my favorite. It might be too close to call though. Sounds like it’s time to reread them so I can be sure! 😉Olivia meets Tyler at her friend Rosie’s wedding. She doesn’t have time for any romance right now, but since she’s away from her family’s farm for the weekend, why not have some fun?Tyler is feeling a little unsettled at the job he’s had since he was sixteen. When he and Olivia have an instant connection, he ends up deciding to take her up on the job offer she made at the wedding, and heads to the farm, but it doesn’t exactly turn out how he expected.The books in the Some Kind of Love series are fun romantic comedies and can be read in any order, however I like how some of the characters get introduced in one book, and then they are the main characters in the next.Content note: mild languageI received a complementary copy of the ebook from the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Title: Love off LimitsAuthor: Jenny ProctorPublication: 10/21/2021Genre: RomcomMy Rating: 5 StarsIn short: Tyler and Olivia meet at a wedding & have an instant connection. Olivia refused to consider romance as she’s too busy convincing her parents that’s she’s ready to fun her family farm and events center. Tyler is feeling unsettled in his job as a videographer for a YouTube star and risks everything to follow his heart and find something more fulfilling. For the moment, that means taking a job as a farmhand on Liv’s farm, even if she makes it clear that any flirting is off limits.What to expect:*Closed door, but sizzling chemistry*Off limits romance/Close proximity*Great setting on a mountain farm*Close family bonds*Dual POV’sMy thoughts: This book was a amazing and everyone should go read it now. That’s all. 😊 In all seriousness though this book captured my heart from the start with the instant connection and witty banter between Tyler and Olivia. . What follows is a story of following your heart & dreams, being honest with family and yourself, taking risks and the most adorable goat named Penelope. I enjoyed it all and need to go read the first few books in the series now.

I read this book as an ARC and I loved it. It’s a slow burn romance book about Olivia and Tyler who met at their mutual friends wedding. Olivia is set to take over the family business until her dad has a stroke and puts her brother in charge instead. Tyler is feeling unfulfilled in his current job, a job he’s been doing since he was 16 and is hesitant, but looking for change.These two spend the most amazing night staring at the stars, in each other’s arms getting to know each other and fantasising about a life that could be.The next morning they part ways.Weeks later they meet again when Tyler uproots his life and goes in search of work and companionship on Olivia’s family farm.Watching these two navigate their relationship, and Olivia’s relationships with those around her was nothing short of incredible. My heart hurt seeing Olivia second guess her relationship and role within the business, but it especially broke when she thought her dad and brother didn’t have any faith in her ability and ideas.Watching Tyler do farm work just for a chance to be around Olivia, and slowly discover what he really wanted to do with his life was equal parts cute and inspiring. In the beginning I couldn’t picture what role he would end up in, but by the end I couldn’t imagine him in any other. Videographer, goat raiser, lover of Olivia, and failed chicken wrangler.Olivia and Tyler’s relationship was not easy, and neither were the conversations they both needed to have: with themselves, with the people they loved and with each other.But watching their worlds fall in sync and the two of them get their dreams: a love like no other, a restaurant and a place where they belong.“Thank you for believing in me before I believed in myself.”“I could say the same to you.”She leaned in and rested her head against my chest. “Let’s always do that for each other, okay? Whatever it is.”I loved these two, and I can’t wait to go back to the beginning and read the rest of the stories in the series, if only to experience a little bit more of the world Jenny Proctor has so beautifully woven together.