Review: Hit the Ground by Julia Wolf (The Kelly Ranch #3)
Note: An advance reader copy (ARC) was provided by the author via Valentine PR. "I'm all the way gone for you." She let loose one of her spring-breeze laughs. "Finally." They say that third time's the charm, and in the case of Julia Wolf's The Kelly Ranch series, it's the third novel that's charmed its way on to my list of favorite reads for 2025. Hit the Ground is the eldest Kelly sibling's book, with Caleb, who I'm guessing is in his early thirties, turning out to be quite a bit of a clueless cinnamon roll hero. Now, what do I mean by "clueless"? Well, as good as he may be when it comes to being in charge of the family ranch and taking care of his thirteen-year-old son, Jesse, but he seems to be totally unaware of the fact that the woman who's been his server at Joy's has had a thing for him ever since she first approached his table four years ago. Which is why he's taken aback when twenty-nine-year-old Ali...