Stone Promises (The Stone Brothers #2)

Chad is a Hollywood star and by chance he meets his childhood best friend Mallory who he hasn’t seen for nine years. Chad, Mallory and Julian were a trio of friends, but after Chad moved away and was made a star he lost contact with his friends. Chad wants a chance with Mallory, but there are several hurdles to get past. Several people really don’t want these two to get together and they even use some dirty tricks.
I definitely shed tears reading this book!
I really love the Stone brothers trilogy and I definitely love that there are close ties and cameos from the Mitchell sisters series.
I actually read these books out of order first, but since then I have read all of them in chronological order at least twice.

There wasn’t much of a plot. A love story that nothing big happens. Sure it’s nice to see the romance. But from the get go they love each other. There is not much build up.

I liked how Chad and Mallory were friends long before they became lovers. Their childhood friendship formed a bond that even circumstances couldn’t break. There was also an element of forgiveness there that showed just how mature both Chad and Mallory had become. They didn’t just hop into the sack once they started dating and that showed their commitment to making the relationship work this time. As per most books, there are factors that try and come between them but they come out stronger in the end. A great read with a HEA.

I just started reading Samantha Christy books, and I like them. Im backwards, I started with the Stone Brothers and I am not disappointed at all. Chad or Thad as known by his fans is an actor. Mallory is forth grade school teacher. They have been friends since she was six years old. Now all grown up and life happens but there love remains the same. Lots of love, laughs, suspense and drama. Excellent story.

Sometimes a person is in a bit of a mood when they pick up a new book and it wouldn’t matter if it was by Shakespeare. When I read this book I couldnt really concentrate on the pages, so I can only give a three star review.
This story of the film actor and his childhood sweetheart had its ups and downs, and tended to drag in some places. I thought I’d got away without the obligatory stalker that makes an appearance in all the actor/singer stories that I read but, no, the stalker was there towards the end in this book.
There were a host of characters, probably ones from other books. The dialogue flowed fluidly. The paIr loved each other fiercely, right from beginning of book.

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