Tucker Springs: Where Nerves End (Paperback)

from Penny01

3.5 stars. Enjoyable summer read. A little sluggish in the middle, but over all a well written novel.

from Bea_writer

This did not feel like a L.A. Witt book. The sex came late in the story and I did not feel the emotional connection that I have in the past. I liked the character of Jason. I related to him. Mike's character was fine, although there was time when it felt too angsty.The ending felt rushed, almost ...

from Tam2603

A pity, because I liked some of the authors other works a lot, but here I couldn't warm to the MCs and found their "love story" very, very boring. Both remained shallow and two dimensional. The first person POV didn't work here, as the narrator remained as exchangeable as his "love interest", who...

from FanGirlMom

I liked this one as a jumping off point for the Tucker Springs series. I read it out of order but it made no difference at all. I liked catching glimpses of characters featured in the other books & felt as if the Lights Out puzzle piece clicked into place. Jason & Michael were both sympathetic ch...

from KatyBethMcKee

Jason owns his bar but everything has been going to pieces his love life, his business, and his body. His friend bugs him to see an acupuncturist. He gets relief but is not sure he can afford it. When he realizes that his doctor Michael is having struggles too it seems logical to pool their resou...