Make You Mine: Small town, second chance, enemies to lovers romance

J.H. Croix

Apr 2023 · Fireweed Harbor Series Book 1 · J.H. Croix

About this ebook

 A brand new small town series from USA Today Bestselling Author J.H. Croix! 

Rhys Cannon is that kind of guy—wealthy, family means everything, loyal, and sinfully handsome. I hate him.

He’s my brother’s best friend, the teenage crush who never even noticed me, and the guy I will *never* fall for.

I made a huge mistake and believed he’d changed. After he stomped on my heart, I vow never to be so foolish again. Yet, I never expected him to fight for me, for us.

To make matters much more complicated, I’m breaking every rule I set for myself, and Rhys wants more than I ever expected to give. To anyone, much less him.

Rhys & Haven's story kicks off the Fireweed Harbor Series. This story is perfect for readers who love small town romance, tangled family ties, sassy heroines, second chances, hate to love, surprise pregnancy, slow burn, emotional romance with a dash of angst, plenty of steam and swoon, and a billionaire protective hero who has to give it all to win the heart of the girl whose heart he broke.

 

*A full-length, standalone romance.

Ratings and reviews

I always enjoy JH Croix 's books and I totally enjoyed Rhys & Haven’s story. These two are so good for each other. He's her brothers best friend. She had a crush on him when she was young. When they meet again after years not seeing each other, sparks fly. But it takes them awhile to figure things out and get to their HEA. This book grabbed me from the beginning and left me with a smile.

I really enjoyed Rhys and Havens story. I always love a good brother’s best friend read. I love the secrecy of Haven, running from her past, which eventually catches up to her. But also that she finally got together with Rhys. There’s a few hiccups in the story with issues they dealt with it. It was overall a great read, enjoyable storyline, and one that I would recommend.

They spend most of the book taking breaks, total mistrust and dumping each other. I was really frustrated with this one. Haven is served child support papers meant for her boyfriend Rhys. Rhys is a player who was never faithful or serous, just a serious player and yet he expected Haven to implicitly trust that this kid wasn’t his, even though he did hookup with Cathy a couple of weeks in college. Paternity test and all…to top it off. Haven thinks she pregnant and when she tells Rhys,