Robin's Nest

Melissa Stevens

Mar 2014 · Melissa Stevens

About this ebook

 After a car accident puts her in a coma, Samantha awakens to find her best friend, Robin, never left her side. While she recovers, Sam realizes there’s more between them than just friendship. However, she’s afraid that if it doesn’t work out between them, it will ruin their friendship. Sam’s brush with death gives her a renewed understanding of how short life really is. Deciding the possible benefits are worth the risk, she faces the challenges from her over-protective family head on and leaps into life with both feet, but when more challenges come their way, can Sam and Robin handle them together?

Ratings and reviews

I have mixed feelings on this one. It was a nice story about two friends who become more after a life threatening accident. I enjoyed the story but felt that there was a lot of "stuff" in the book to extend the story without making much of a difference. Still it was a fast and easy read with nice characters and an HEA. I did read an ARC so hopefully all the errors got fixed before it went final and I didn't mark off for that.

Heartwarming, emotional, sexy, fun and engaging friends to so much more journey that completely captured my heart. Robin and Sam are so sweet and passionate... loved watching them grow together and fall. Highly entertaining reading.

the kind of sweet and steamy romance every former tom boy dreams about - these two have always had each others backs as friends. after a near death experience - or two - they discovers they have deeper feelings for each other they want to hang onto and explore. 25 years together as a couple of friends - looks like this might be a good chance for a lifetime love! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

About the author

 Melissa was born and raised in Arizona, she’s spent her entire life living across the southern half of the state. She’s found that, along with her husband and three children, she prefers the small towns and rural life to feeling packed into a city. She started reading at a very young age, and her love for series started early, as the first real books she remembers reading is the Boxcar Children series by Gertrude Chandler Warner. Through the years she’s found that there’s little she won’t read, and her tastes vary from westerns, to romance, to sci-fi / fantasy and Horror.