Publication Date: August 18, 2025
After reading the first two books about the Stryker boys, I was SO ready for JD to get his happy ending in Pour Decisions! JD and Kat’s second chance story was so heartfelt. These two definitely had some learning to do about each other, and I was so happy with the pacing and reveal of all that information.
We all know I love a second chance romance. In Pour Decisions, one of my favorite things was how JD becomes softer on the outside with Katrina. His whole arc of discovery with his dad was another favorite part. Family plays a huge role in this story, and it was so good to see both Kat and JD choose themselves and stand up for themselves.
Audrey Vaughn once again did not disappoint! All three MMCs- and brothers- are so different, but their connections and dynamics also read as so important. I loved Pour Decisions and I’ve loved both the previous books too- all three are a must read!
I voluntarily reviewed a free advance copy of this book provided by the author. The opinions expressed are my own.
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