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Hard Hearted Hannah (Chateau Rouge Book 2) Kindle Edition
All work and no play, that’s how Hannah Montgomery likes her life. That is, until company photographer, Julien, accompanies her to New Orleans for a music festival. This dimpled Cajun with an easy smile and laid back attitude has the potential to be a complication to her well-organized existence.
Hannah tries everything to keep her distance from Julien, but seems to fail every time. It’s as if something--or someone--keeps pushing them together. Is it the allure of the sultry South? The romance of the Crescent City? Or is the enchanting Chateau Rouge working its spell on these two lovers?
Buy now to start reading the second novella in the series readers are calling “captivating,” “intriguing,” and “unique.”
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateFebruary 10, 2018
- File size1705 KB
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- ASIN : B079R271ZP
- Publisher : Bienvenue Press, LLC (February 10, 2018)
- Publication date : February 10, 2018
- Language : English
- File size : 1705 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 81 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,077,791 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #2,043 in Ghost Paranormal Romance
- #3,692 in Paranormal Ghost Romance
- #12,298 in Paranormal Vampire Romance
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About the author
Jolie St. Amant fell in love with all things New Orleans after reading Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice. Now, a frequent visitor to the Crescent City, she can often be found getting inspiration from ghost tours, or sipping cafe au lait at Cafe du Monde. Dream a Little Dream of Me is the first in the Chateau Rouge Series.
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In the first book we were introduced to much of the staff of the Chateau Rogue, so we have a basic idea of where to start with each of those characters. In the 2nd book, we are introduced to Hannah and Julien. As Hannah’s story unfolds, we learn bits and pieces here and there about some of the characters we met in the first book and it makes them even more likable than previously. Even though the storyline is primarily about the new characters, the old characters are up front and giving the reader a cast of familiar faces, which, in my opinion, makes the story that much better and feel more like a place we already know and love.
There are times in this book where I would like to punch Hannah in the head for being so stubborn. As the story goes on and she starts to let her guard down, she becomes a much more likable character. At first, she comes off fairly abrasive and cold. I most definitely would not have wanted to be on a trip with her. She does eventually warm up to things, but I’m still not totally sure I love her.
I did find the reference to the set of “cousins” who guide the tour around the Quarter that go by the names of “Samuel and Dean” kind of funny. They sure sound a lot like a set of brothers by that name who know a lot about the Supernatural lol.
The story does take place in one of my most desired places to visit, as I’ve still not made it there, New Orleans, in case you missed that. I’m hoping when I do go I can find a place like this to stay at lol.
Overall, I really enjoy this series so far. The romancey plotline type of stuff really isn’t my thing and can feel a bit predictable at times, but I think the way this author adds the paranormal elements to it helps it to keep my interest. If it were just a normal romance, there is no way I would be able to read the whole thing just because I don’t really like romance.
a great read. well developed plot. well developed characters in Hannah who was trying to cover up her pain and Julien who was trying to help her heal from those wounds and return to who she used to be. their contrasting ways of life combined together excellently. I also loved the feel of the ancient cobblestone town with its mysteries on the ghost tour which added to the supernatural feel of the story. I also adored the visual detail throughout which was stunning in the square and its colourful signs/stalls and the love of the music from the painting. and the inside of the church
the Halloween decorations were stunning and creepy, perfectly written. also the inside of madame vivians shop and the colours and scents of the candles behind the bead curtains was beautifully written. and even the details of the flapper dress and ivy's costumes were described in meticulate detail that was stunning. a great example of using a different point of view with the outside of the narrative referring to Ivy instead of Josey I loved the magical nature of Ivy and Lucy alongside items that appeared from nowhere like the tickets or the dress. the supernatural elements of the piece such as the ghosts and ivy were well written with magic and impish natures. the sense of being enchanted by the town was spellbinding anfd thoroughly enjoyable. Overall, a great read and I would give it five stars.