Flawless review

Flawless, a small-town romance that delivers everything you could want—witty banter, sizzling chemistry, and just the right amount of emotional depth. Rhett Eaton, a hot-headed bull rider, finds himself in trouble after a PR scandal threatens his career. To keep him in check, his agent assigns his daughter, Summer, to babysit him and ensure he stays out of trouble. The last thing either of them wants is to be stuck together, but when circumstances force them into close quarters, their tension turns into something much more intense. The push-and-pull between Rhett and Summer is addictive, with banter that crackles and a romance that burns slow but bright. Rhett’s stubborn charm and Summer’s sharp wit make their dynamic irresistible, and their connection feels natural despite their initial resistance. The small-town setting adds warmth to the story, making Chestnut Springs feel like a place you never want to leave. While the plot follows a familiar enemies-to-lovers arc, it’s done so well that it doesn’t feel overdone—it’s the perfect mix of comfort and excitement. Flawless is an entertaining, feel-good read that leaves you smiling long after the final page. It’s the kind of book that makes you want to dive straight into the rest of the series, and if you love cowboys, forced proximity, and sizzling romance, this one’s a must-read.