Waiting For Milo
The Waite Family Book 1
by Angel Devlin
He called her Rapunzel.
Now she’s back in a tower of her own making.
Can he rescue his princess and live happily ever after?
After purchasing her nan’s old home, Violet Blake wonders if the mysterious Waite family still live in the house across the garden. But there are bigger things to worry about—like how she’s going to get the hole in the ceiling repaired and the neglected house modernised. Lucky for her, the Waite family do turn out to be her neighbours and run a property renovation business.
Enter Milo Waite.
Caveman. Protector. Stubborn as hell.
He won’t take no for an answer and sets about making sure his princess has her castle. But repairing the house isn’t his only project. He wants Violet.
Real life isn’t a fairy tale though, and buried family secrets threaten not only their budding relationship but to tear their families apart.
Momma Says: 4 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐
Waiting for Milo is kind of a modern-day fairy tale with some family drama and an instalove connection. Sometimes when you know, you just know, and that's where it is for Milo when he sees 'Rapunzel' or Violet after so many years. Now, I'm not a believer in love at first sight by any means, and instalove really isn't a trope I care much for in contemporary romance. However, Milo and Vi were so much fun that it didn't bother me here. Milo is a force to be reckoned with. He's overbearing, stubborn, and willing to do whatever it takes for a chance with Vi. He's also completely hilarious right along with the rest of the Waite clan. The story does have its drama, and it gets pretty emotional when things from the past come out, but mostly, it's a fun, engaging read with a bit of steamy goodness between Vi and Milo. This is the start of a series, and the very end of this one gives us a lead-in to the next book, which I'll certainly be waiting for. All in all, this first book is a good start to what promises to be an entertaining series.
Waiting for Milo is kind of a modern-day fairy tale with some family drama and an instalove connection. Sometimes when you know, you just know, and that's where it is for Milo when he sees 'Rapunzel' or Violet after so many years. Now, I'm not a believer in love at first sight by any means, and instalove really isn't a trope I care much for in contemporary romance. However, Milo and Vi were so much fun that it didn't bother me here. Milo is a force to be reckoned with. He's overbearing, stubborn, and willing to do whatever it takes for a chance with Vi. He's also completely hilarious right along with the rest of the Waite clan. The story does have its drama, and it gets pretty emotional when things from the past come out, but mostly, it's a fun, engaging read with a bit of steamy goodness between Vi and Milo. This is the start of a series, and the very end of this one gives us a lead-in to the next book, which I'll certainly be waiting for. All in all, this first book is a good start to what promises to be an entertaining series.
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