I have been patiently awaiting Ronan's story, and Susan Mallery does not disappoint! Personal upheaval in finding out that the mother who loved and raised him is not his biological mother causes Ronan to pull away from his family, including the brother he thought was his fraternal twin. This results in a loss of inspiration for a highly gifted glass artist, but when Natalie gets stranded at his mountain home due to floods and mudslides, he finds himself slowly coming to life again. Despite her own problems, Natalie is as sunny as Ronan is dark, but somehow the two find a balance and a lasting love. I thoroughly enjoyed this latest installment in the Happily Inc series.

In Susan Mallery’s newest installment of Happily, Inc, Mitchell brother Ronan and artist Natalie get their story told.

Ronan is the moody, misanthropic brother, but he’s that way for a reason. Since finding out he’s a bastard, raised with the lie that he is Matthias’s twin, everything about his life he thought was real has been shattered. He can’t create, he can’t socialize, and he doesn’t know how to fix the fractured relationship he has with his family.

Natalie, the part time gallery assistant who’s also a budding artist, is exactly what he needs to pull him out of his dourness and bring him back to the land of the living again. Where he is dark, she is light; where he questions his talent, she sees nothing but genius; where she values family above all else, he doesn’t trust it. And where she believes love cures everything, he doubts it even exists.

Their love affair is natural, real, and heartwarming.

Until it isn’t. And this is Susan Mallery at her best storytelling self.

I think I loved this Happily Inc story more than any of the others because I truly love an opposites attract story and these two are full opposites in almost every way.

Thank you to NEtgalley for an advanced arc of this book to read for an honest opinion. Another 5 stars from me for Susan Mallery at her best!

This book is so very good. The whole series is.. I can't wait for more. They are funny sad and entertaining. Once you pick them up you can't put them down.
Ronan's whole life he thought he was a twin. The his father gets sick and tells him and his brother that in fact they are not. He is lost and has been angry ever since. Who can blame him? Natalie can, She points out to Ronan that he does have family and he needs to get over himself and move on.

I hightly recommed reading this book. Thank you netgalley and Harlequin for allowing me to read this title for an honest review.

This is the third book in the Happily Inc series. I have loved all of Susan Mallery books and this is no exception. I love the setting and the characters. Being raised as a twin and then finding out as an adult that you are not a twin, would be so difficult for anyone to handle. It would really alter family dynamics to find out that you are not who you thought you were and that you had been lied to all those years. I highly recommend this book to anyone who love emotional romances

Why Not Tonight (Happily Inc., #3)In earlier Happily Inc. books, we met Ronan Mitchell and his brothers. They were a holdover from the Fool's Gold series where we learned that Ronan and his twin... weren't... twins that is. Ronan was, in fact, the offspring of his father's affair with another woman. Since he found out, he's been drawing more and more within himself.

Natlie Kaleta isn't too impressed with his brooding artistic nature. She'd revel in a life where she'd be able to just do her art rather than having to cobble together jobs so that she can do a bit here and there. When she's trapped at his house after a mudslide, she's surprised by his welcoming nature and the time they spend together lets them work to know each other a little more...

Another fine book in the Happily Inc. series. I didn't totally buy Natalie and Ronan's romance but overall a very nice addition to the series.



Three stars

This book comes out September 18

ARC kindly provided by NetGalley

I have been reading about the Mitchell brothers since before the 3 youngest (Nick, Mathias and Ronan) left Fool's Gold and relocated to Happily Inc.. I'll freely admit I am still saddened that Susan Mallery ended the Fool's Gold series. However, I would follow her anywhere (and for now that means to Happily Inc.) where she has given us readers a new quicky town to enjoy.

Ronan is a cranky pants, and I absolutely adored him. It was awesome witnessing Ronan struggle-since historically everything came easily to him; it gave the story an added level of realism. Natalie compliments Ronan's cranky personality perfectly, with her often over-the-top positivity. These two are an 'artistic' match...the perfect blend of creativity and uniqueness.

Something was missing from this story - I didn't realize it until I was writing this review but, where was the Grandpa Frank cameo. I need more Grandpa Frank...please!

Natalie has always found handsome artist Ronan attractive- but it isn't until she ends up stranded at his mountain home during a fierce storm that he begins to notice her. Once Natalie has safely returned home to her town of Happily Inc., Ronan begins to pursue her, but will his fear of opening up to love cost him everything?

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I've been wanting to hear more about Ronan ever since I heard his backstory in the Fool's Gold series. Suddenly finding out that your twin isn't actually your twin would be devastating, and it would be difficult for a close family to find their way back from that.

I also adored Natalie- who is full of personality and positivity, though she also has her own past to come to terms with. I liked that she didn't back down from telling Ronan how she felt about his actions.

This was the first book I've read in the Happily Inc series, and I find that I love the new town as much as I adored Fool's Gold. I'll definitely be looking for more titles in this series.

Readers get to return to Happily, Inc in this book. Quirky mixed media and paper artist sets out o help brooding Ronan reconnect with his brothers and the world only to find him herself.

<3 <3 <3! It's a tough call, but I may love these even more than the fool's gold books. They have all the things that made the FG books wonderful--the secondary characters, the character of the place, etc, etc.--in a new setting with new people, and it's just as much fun if not more.

This is the second Happily Inc book I've read, and much better than the one before.. but still, the dialogue between the ladies when they get together (and sometimes the guys) is really flat. Many scenes of the group together have someone make a comment that's not particularly clever or even interesting and they all seem to laugh uproariously. I kept picturing these characters like gum commercial actors. Cue fake laughing and group dynamics for the camera! And, cut.
Natalie was actually a really fun leading lady, she was quirky and flawed and brave - she lived her life all-out and with a great attitude. Ronan, the brooding male love interest, was partially lovable. As a dark and broody artist, as a foil to Natalie's open and fun-loving ways - awesome.
But the plot point wherein lies his broodiness was beyond self-indulgent. Oh no! Your mother and brothers love you? How terrible! Gasp.
Had they found a different dramatic tactic to take for Ronan he'd be pretty cool. As is, he's a giant pouty man-baby. Sad, because he could have been awesome. And leaves me to wonder if all the men in Happily Inc are clueless idiots?
I like Ms Mallerys other series, but I'm 0/2 on Happily Inc, these guys just don't do it for me :(

Natalie and Ronan's story is one of overcoming heartache to pursue love. I could not put this book down. Looking forward to other next Happi!y Inc episode.

This was a great edition to the story. Ronan is the brother I have wanted to read about since this story began because he is the one who has suffered the most. Natalie is the artist that works at the art gallery where Ronan hosts his art and the both are aquaintance/business associates/friends.

Natalie gets stuck living with Ronan who has become a grumpy hermit because of his personal problems with his family. But when Natalie stays with him, it makes him realise he is missing a large part of life and he wants more with Natalie.

This was a great romance about Mr Grump and Miss Sunshine and I really enjoyed it. I loved how both Nat and Ro greww in this book and came out of their shells.

Why Not Tonight is a story about family and love. Ronan is who I consider the main character in this story. I loved his character. Ronan's family life and career have come to a grinding halt. He feels such tremendous anger and loss at finding out that he is the product of an affair and that his fraternal twin is not really his twin, yet I thought he was a gentle man despite his brooding. He has pulled away from his family as he tries in vain to come to grips with his devastating knowledge.

Natalie is portrayed as a happy free spirit, but I found her a bit of a air-head and a tad annoying at first. As I learned her character better, her unfailing optimism became something I enjoyed. Ronan does, too, and they begin a relationship that deepens as she helps him to regain the sense of self that he has lost. Ronan's family plays a role in helping him, too, which I loved seeing.

This is a feel good story about family and love. Characters from prior books make an appearance, which will please long-time fans. In fact, this is a sweet story that will please romance lovers everywhere.

Susan Mallory’s Why Not Tonight was amazing! She’s one of the few authors out there that I will race to the store to get her latest read.

My life has been so busy, so when I pick up a book, I expect to escape reality and be completely drawn in. Susan Mallery accomplished all that in the first few pages. I was instantly transported into Natalie's and Ronan's love adventure. The dialogue and setting were so well done that it almost made me late for work. I enjoy picking up a book where I can fully immerse myself in the characters and their personality. Natalie's witty optimistic charm combined with Ronan's broody and sullen moods proved to be quite entertaining and and fun. The additional characters also added some lighthearted moments and showed another side to the main characters. They were well developed and brought back some nostalgic memories of when I read the previous books in this series and the Fool's Gold series. On that note, I think I'll pick back up the Fool's Gold series and start it all over again.

The 3rd book in the Happily Inc series. The first two books in the series are about the Mitchell brothers and this third novel concludes all the brothers HEA who live in Happily Inc. I looked forward to this story since we the audience from the previous two novels have learnt about Ronan being estranged from his family. Ronan is still dealing with the fall out of finding out the woman he calls mother all these years is not his mother and he has cut himself off from her and barely has a relationship with his siblings Nick and his "fraternal twin Matthias. Natalie works in the art office that houses all three Mitchell brothers art and has secret liked Ronan but felt he would not be interested in her. Natalie too is an artist who uses paper for her art unlike the Mitchell brothers who uses metal, glass and wood. Natalie and Ronan start a relationship with no strings attached but as it always is with these plots no strings turn into love. We get to see Pallas Carol and of course the other Mitchell brothers from the previous novel. Review on goodreads and amazon.

Oh did I love this book. I was so ready for Ronin. Natalie was the perfect choice for him. this has been such a fabulous series and this book really made it a five star.

I love this series and the town of Happily Inc! It is the type of town I'd like to live in if I could.

This book focuses on Natalie and Ronan. I like that Natalie is a curvy girl and for the most part owns and rocks her curves. Ronan has a lot of baggage from finding out that he doesn't know who his biological mother is and that the woman that raised him lied to him about being his mother. I like how his brothers and Natalie don't let him wallow in his misery for long....well not too long, they basically tell him to get over himself.

The romance between these two has their ups and downs, but that is what made it a real romance and not a fairy tale. They support each other but also they have their moments where not everything is sunshine and roses.

A quick fun read when you just want to pretend that nothing is wrong with the world.

Another cute story by Susan Mallery. This is a great new series. Intersting characters that are fun to see evolve. aA must read for Susan Mallery fans

Mallery is on the top of her game with Why Not Tonight. This quirky series keeps getting better with age. Natalie and Ronan's story is the strongest of the series so far. Fans of the series know these characters well and the secondary characters really help move the plot of the book along while letting readers know that their lives are moving along in parallel with the main characters. As always, shout outs to Fool' s Gold are always appreciated. I would sprint and not walk to purchase this book.