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I’ve been crushing on my best friend’s twin brother for—I don’t know—forever.
Parker Montgomery. The hottest f*boy in Seaglass Beach. Hell, maybe the entire state of Florida. His panty-melting charm is the stuff of legends. And I’ve seen that dazzling smile melt the resolve of more than one Southern belle. I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone immune to Parker freaking Montgomery.
Including me.
He’s never so much as glanced my way, so I’ve all but given up hope on anything ever happening between us.
Until a hurricane blows through, knocking out a good portion of my tiny duplex, and suddenly I’m Parker’s new roommate. For the first time ever, things between us are heating up and feeling a lot less than platonic.
But I’m not sure I should trust the biggest playboy in town, even if he is hot as sin and far deeper than his reputation suggests. Now I’m falling in love with Parker Montgomery—and that could turn out to be the biggest mistake of my life.

A few weeks ago Kara Kendrick approached me on Instagram with a request to review ‘Unmistakable’. This definitely sounded like my kind of read so I couldn’t wait to receive my ARC and start reading. So when I got the opportunity to start reading I dived right in.

In ‘Unmistakable’ we meet Olivia and Parker. Olivia and Parker have known each other all their lives since Parker is Olivia’s best friend twin brother. And Olivia always had a secret crush on Parker. Unfortunately Parker never showed any interest in her than being his sisters best friend. But when Olivia’s home is mostly destroyed due to a hurricane, she and Parker end up being roommates. And soon it seemed like Parker had more feelings for Olivia than expected. But how can Olivia trust Parker’s feelings, when he is known as one of the biggest playboys out there. And what about Poppy, Olivia’s best friend and Parker’s twin sister?

‘Unmistakable’ was definitely a fun read. I always enjoy this trope, and in this book it had a little fun aspect as Parker and his sister where twins. I enjoyed reading about the friendship between Olivia and Poppy, but also the connection Parker had with his twin. It made for a fun dynamic.

The two main characters where really fun to get to know. I loved Parker, but definitely wished he would have shown his true feelings a lot earlier. I honestly didn’t really get why he couldn’t earlier on? Without revealing too much.. it just seemed a bit odd to me that if you have such strong feelings about someone, you never talk about it with anyone. Olivia’s character was my favorite, because I felt like had a lot in common with her. Especially since she was also such a planner.

The whole hurricane part was very interesting. I’ve never read a book with a hurricane making trouble for the characters. It was fun to have a bit of a unique setting.

Overall ‘Unmistakable’ was a fun read, with some very romantic and intense moments. I couldn’t really feel the romance part as much as I would have liked.. but it sure was fun.

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About Kara Kendrick

Kara Kendrick writes fun and flirty steamy small-town romance destined to give you all the feels. A reformed English major, she also has a master’s in counseling and was an elementary school counselor in her pre-mom life.

She loves the beach, wine, and rock hard abs, not necessarily in that order. When she’s not dreaming up Happily Ever After’s, you can find her chasing after her boy-girl twins, working out semi-hardish, or walking her adorable Shiba pups with her husband, who’s not too bad himself.

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Maureen Bakker

Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always!  Facebook | Instagram