Book Review: Love Walks In by Samantha Chase

love walks inA book of counterpoints, “Love Walks In” is a feel good read while it tugs at your heartstrings. The second book of the The Shaughnessy series follows Hugh Shaughnessy, second oldest brother and about to meet the woman who will change his whole life.

A successful resort owner, Hugh divides his time between his 12 very high end resorts. He runs a tight ship and lives on a very strict schedule to the point of being OCD at times. His apartments in his 12 resorts are exact replicas of each other and he eats the same meal each day of the week. He can be very inflexible.

Then Aubrey Burke literally walks into Hugh’s life! All of a sudden his carefully crafted life is down in shambles as Aubrey who has a “come what may” attitude towards life forces Hugh to change just by being around. And as the two lovers try to meet halfway, the darkness that made them who they are keeps on creeping back. Forced to face the truth, Hugh and Audrey find themselves at odds, their newfound love on the break of being snuffed.

A great read as always, Samantha Chase once again titillates her readers with a story poignant back story of the characters. Cleverly written, “Love Walks In” once again proves why Samantha Chase continues to be a bestselling author who garners new fans with the release of a new book.

Love Walks In (The Shaughnessy Brothers)” is Rated T for Teens due to suggestive sexual content.

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Book #2 in New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Samantha Chase’s dazzling new series:
The Shaughnessy Brothers are back

He lives by a schedule.

Aubrey Burke is on the run from an about-to-be-disastrous mistake when resort owner Hugh Shaughnessy catches her climbing through his office window. Until Aubrey tumbled into his life, Hugh had relied on work and discipline to safeguard a heart damaged by family tragedy. Now his careful world will never be the same.

She lives for the moment.

Hugh’s approach to life and love is the opposite of Aubrey’s, but she soon finds herself falling hard for the handsome hotel mogul. There’s a darker reason behind her “live for today” attitude than Hugh could possibly know, but for the first time Aubrey dares to hope this man’s love might make it worth taking a chance on the future.