The perfect sweet and sexy book about falling in love. A true romance! ~ Heather, White Hot Reads

The Coppersmith Farmhouse is a classic romance with so much more! I had no idea what to expect when I requested to read this book.

Yes, it had been all over my feed.
Yes, the cover is perfect.
Yes, the buzz was all over.
But I couldn't imagine how fast I could fall in love with Jess & Gigi and Prescott.

The visuals of the farmhouse, the town and the area was perfect. I felt like I had fallen into the story much like Alice fell into Wonderland. Especially since there was a huge surprise that I never expected. And it was the perfect thing to make this book a total five star for me.

Congrats to Devney Perry --- you have a new fan!

Having read book 2, The Clover Chapel, beforehand, I had a few spoilers under my belt before diving into this one, which is book 1 of the same series. But not to worry, folks, I’ll keep them all to myself. They also didn’t phase me a bit nor affect my enjoyment of reading these books out of order. Maybe I’m a literary abnormality, but I just shrug off spoilers and accept them as a beforehand glimpse into character and/or plot development so make the most of them. However, most people will likely strongly recommend you read these books in order.

If you’ve checked into reviews, you’ve likely seen comparisons between this author’s writing style and Kristen Ashley's. For the most part, I would agree they feel similar. However, we all know there is and can only be one “KA”. Avid fans, such as myself, are likely nodding their head in sincere agreement. Therefore, rest assured, Ms. Perry, a relatively new, but talented author, will obviously be leaving her own individual mark in this genre.

Jess, the hero, at first got into trouble with me every time he opened that gorgeous mouth of his. Considering how rude/hateful he was to Gigi (aka Georgia, the heroine) in the beginning, I must admit I was rather nervous about continuing. Fortunately, this feisty lady not only bounced right back but had me giggling aloud with her own brand of spitfire, sassy comebacks/inner monologue. Sure, later on she often seemed to give in to him with a breathy “OK”, but I loved it when she sassed back. The good news is this alpha protective sheriff definitely grew on me, and eventually he came clean to Gigi on why he acted the way he did, complete with an apology.

Their relationship went from red light to green light in the blink of an eye after an important matter was cleared up. Not so much due to the eventual VERY graphic, steamy scenes with lusty language, but the all out, made no bones about it declaration they were going to pursue where this attraction would lead them regardless of what others might think.

The subplot taking up this hero sheriff’s time, also started to take over the storyline somewhat. A couple of dramatic, perilous situations wrapped up that scenario and my patience was rewarded with a romantic HEA and brief epilogue.

I’m actually glad to see Maisey, a sub-character, will not get her own story until book 5. Simply put, I feel her character has a whole lot of growing up to do. Ms. Perry will be putting her talent to the test and on the line with future sequels as I’m not sure how the pairing of future main couples are going to mesh out. I am looking forward to being pleasantly surprised though and hope for the best with each new release. She's an author I'm definitely keeping my eye on.

Title: The Coppersmith Farmhouse, Series: Jamison Valley, Author: Devney Perry, Pages: 374, stand-alone but part of a series, relationship angst, VERY steamy scenes with lusty language, some violence, two perilous situations, heroine has a child, celibate heroine, former manho hero, no cheating, no love triangle, no OW drama, minor former OW drama, heroine and hero are both injured.

Book 1 - The Coppersmith Farmhouse, 3/9/17, Pages: 375 (Gigi & Jess)
Book 2 - The Clover Chapel, 5/30/17, Pages: 408, (Emmy & Nick)
Book 3 - The Lucky Heart, 8/15/17, Pages: 372 (Felicity & Silas)
Book 4 - The Outpost, 11/7/17, (Beau & Sabrina), not released yet
Book 5 - The Bitterroot Inn, 1/16/18 (Maisy & Hunter), not released yet

(This review is based on NetGalley advanced reader copy given in exchange for a fair review.)

This book was really good.I loved the set up and the world this author create.It was a little bit slow for my taste but still I love the drama it was great.The set up reminds me a little Kristen Ashley's books .

This was a pleasant read for me. The storyline kept me engaged enough to see how the story would play out. One of the best parts of the story was Gigi’s daughter Rowen. She brought some great moments to the story. I also enjoyed some of the side characters that were introduced. Now this wasn’t just a love story-there was some suspense and mystery thrown in and that definitely kept my interest in the book. I was intrigued to see how it would play out. Gigi and Jess were okay lead characters. Though I wasn’t in-love with this story, I still liked it. It was a nice story and the author gave me just enough to go to the end. Overall a satisfying read.

Having heard so many good things about this book in the past few weeks, I had pretty high expectations going in. They were absolutely met and even exceeded. From the start, I was completely sucked in. The storyline, that I thought was going to be pretty typical, actually had a unique twists. The characters, even the secondary characters, were interesting. If you like your romance with a hot alpha male, fantastic chemistry, and witty banter, you will love this book. I can't wait to see what happens next in this series.