Any Time, Any Place (Billionaire Builders #2)

Jennifer Probst has been one of my favorite romantic authors and this series ranks right at the top! Sebastian York is wonderful as alway! While I do enjoy Madeleine\’s work; I feel during the male portion of her narration she tries way too hard!

I\’m hooked again to another Probst series, and that\’s okay because I always find her reads melo-drama free and entertaining.

I loved the first book in this series and as expected this one did not disappoint. Jennifer Probst continues to delight with the same amazing characters and story-line. The narration of Sebastian York is always amazing and Madeleine Maby has improved somewhat from her staggered reading from the first book. The story evolves and becomes more mysterious and really hooks you in. Another book well worth the credit.

Good read I love Sensation York!!! But Madeleine Many was Auful!! Her voice was so flat and no enthusiasm at all I\’ll probably read the other book I liked the cast of characters

Dalton Pierce is the youngest and still trying to prove himself in the family business Pierce Brothers Construction. He doesnt believe in permanence when it comes to his love-life, preferring casual hookups with no attachments. As fate would have it, the owner of a popular bar, Raven Hawthorne appears immune to his charms and isnt interested in a casual hookup. The more she rebuffs his advances, the more intrigued he is. When Raven hires Pierce Brothers Construction to renovate her bar, Dalton sees it as his opportunity to show her that he isnt the shallow ladies man she believes him to be. When they finally give into the sexual tension, Dalton and Raven realize they may have something special. But Raven knows things about Dalton and his family. In fact, Raven targeted the Pierce family for revenge. Will the past hurts keep Dalton and Raven from embracing a future together or have they built enough to overcome the secrets? I enjoyed this story and the characters. I felt drawn to the story and the people in it. The author Jennifer Probst did a great job of creating characters that the readers could empathize with and root for. Both Dalton and Raven were good people being held back from love because of the way they lost their parents. Their inability to find out the circumstances of car accident left them unable to trust people as well as the institution of love. Their slow crawl to a relationship allowed them to chip away at their respective walls. They laughed together, they had fun together and they eventually found out they were compatible together. I struggled with the fact that the man who didnt believe in marriage or forever said such romantic and poetic words. In fact, Dalton did and said a lot of forever-ish things. I also dont believe for a second that Dalton and his siblings wouldnt have wanted to know everything there was to know the man who was in the accident with their mother including his child. That part seemed unrealistic to me. The chemistry though was tangible and the connection intense. With all that happened, the author kept the characters authentic to themselves and I enjoyed the continual restoration of Daltons relationship with his brothers. What I do love about Jennifer Probst is she writes serious matter but without angst and you always leave her books feeling good about the conclusion. Her writing makes you smile, sigh, feel sad and later hopeful and happy. I definitely recommend this contemporary romance to those who love a good story about family, love and forgiveness. I look forward to book 3.

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