One More Minute With You is about Kenzie who has moved from Seattle to Nashville in hopes of finding a new life on her own as a musician. She is living in a cheap motel and working as a waitress in a diner by day and doing gigs by night. Then a guy, Remy, keeps coming in to her diner to see her. He overhears about her living condition and offers to let her live with him because his roommate is going on tour.
When they find that her hotel room has been robbed, she ends up taking Remy up on his offer to move in. There is certainly an attraction between them, but Kenzie had a bad past relationship and doesn’t want to have anything to do with guys for a while. Of course, when she and Remy touch she feels there’s a connection but keeps trying to push him away.
Meanwhile – Kenzie starts getting strange texts that seem threatening from a number she doesn’t recognize and Remy’s Dad – a famous musician – is in town and wants to see him.
I thought that the romance aspect of this was good – I mean, typical storyline but I enjoyed it. The extras seemed to be a bit too much. I think that it either should have been Remy’s Dad drama or Kenzie’s text drama and not both. (Or maybe save the other for a later book) But overall it was a quick read and I did enjoy it.
I received a free e-copy of this book in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated.
About the Book
Seattle is in the rearview mirror and Kenzie Daniels wants to start a new life to pursue her musical dreams in Nashville. But it’s harder than she thought trying to make it on her own with no one to rely on but herself. Until a handsome customer shows up at her table and changes the course of her future.
Remy Martins wasn’t looking for anything but a good time and a creative outlet when he stumbled upon Hank’s Diner and discovered his muse. The moment he laid eyes on Kenzie, the beautiful waitress with a chip on her shoulder, he knew his luck had turned around. He’d been in a writing slump for months and she was the spark he needed, breathing new life into his lyrics. Now Remy is determined to have Kenzie and keep her in his life.
When a chance run-in at one of his gigs has Kenzie leaning on him for support, Remy is given the opportunity to make her an offer she just can’t refuse.
Just as their relationship morphs into something more, fueling a deep physical need that neither of them can deny, Kenzie’s and Remy’s pasts collide – threatening to destroy their bond along the dreams they’d hoped to fulfill.
Can Kenzie rely on Remy to be there when she needs him the most? Will both their dark pasts ruin their chances at a bright future?