Flawless - Elsie Silver

What a remarkable kick off to the Chesnut Spring series. I was completely hooked! Rhett and Summers story was just unputdownable.


Summer has always been a people pleaser and followed the rules, she went to law school because she thought it would please her dad, she becomes and agent for athletes for him, until she is given the assignment of kicking Rhett Eaton into touch, his image is in tatters and Summer is going to pull it back together....what she wasn't expecting was a full on babysitting job! 

This book was all kinds of steamy! Completely hooked a great start to what feels like a good series, so grab your hat and cowboy boots you're in for a ride....already picked up book number 2.

I read this as a buddy read with @buddyreadbooknook 

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