Sweet Destiny: A Sweet Series Novella

Written by K.C. Lynn

Narrated by Callie Dalton and Teddy Hamilton

Three cups of a long-standing rivalry between two families and a wedding that will force them all under one roof.

Two tablespoons of a bride and a groom whose love is put to the test when they find themselves caught in the middle of it.

A slice of a secret that will change the course of their lives forever.

A pinch of fate. A dash of friendship. A sprinkle of seduction.

Mix together in a large bowl to create a hockey game that turns into a brawl, a rehearsal dinner that ends in disaster, and an unexpected guest no one saw coming. Bake at 350° for a rich serving of life and a love that transcends lifetimes. A love so powerful it may just be the ingredient needed to end a longtime feud between two families.

A timeless recipe that is sure to fill your heart with a generous helping of Sweet Destiny.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Mar 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781705249703

Reviews for Sweet Destiny

[Charlotte · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I've missed this series so much. I loved diving back into the world of these alpha heroes who've fallen head over heels in love.

Jase and Sam finally have their big day and they only want it to end well, but nothing ever goes to plan when the bride is marrying into the rival family. The feud has carried on from the Sweet series and the spin-off series with Sawyer and Jase being the culprits. Tehri attitude hasn't changed towards each other in this novella, except this time there are children involved and the adults are expected to act like, well, adults.

I loved the humour, romance and pop-ups of old characters in this little novella, it was the perfect end to a chapter.

[Karen · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Great novella that follows the love story begun in K. C. Lynn’s Sweet Haven. Although Sweet Haven didn’t end in in a cliffhanger, Sweet Destiny brings a resolution to many of the elements critical to the love story in Sweet Haven. I thoroughly enjoyed the development of secondary characters, as well as how the H and h dealt with these. Narration couldn’t have been better…Hamilton and Dalton brought a fabulous performance!