Book Smart

Sweet Tea and Scandals: Nashville Reverse Harems, Book 1

By: Luna Renee'

Narrated by: Michelle Thompson

One assistant librarian. Three sinfully gorgeous men. One unexpected happily ever after.

Clary Evans thought escaping her toxic past would be the hardest chapter of her story. But when she lands a job at a small-town library, she never expects to catch the attention of three irresistible brothers—each with his own way of making her heart race. Tanner – The rugged, inked-up bad boy who owns the library and always has a teasing smirk. Alexander – The sharp-tongued professor who shouldn’t be so tempting with his cold glares and commanding presence. Daniel – The charming, golden retriever-energy chef who makes her feel safe…and deliciously wanted.

Clary knows she should keep her guard up—love has only ever left her broken. But between smoldering stolen glances, late-night confessions, and undeniable chemistry, these three men make her believe in something she never thought possible.

Love. Safety. A future.

But her past isn’t finished with her yet. And when darkness threatens everything she’s built, Tanner, Alexander, and Daniel will have to prove that they’re not just temporary chapters in her life. They’re her forever. Book Smart is a steamy, low-angst reverse harem romance with spice, swoon-worthy moments, and a guaranteed HEA. No choosing. No cliffhangers. Just three book boyfriends you’ll fall hard for.

©2025 Mekayla York (P)2025 Mekayla York

Great book

Very well done. Has some very spicy scenes. Very easy to get into and follow. Definitely recommend this book.

Reverse harem

Book Smart by Luna Reneè is an amazing reverse harem romance. Michelle Thompson did an excellent job with the narration. The story is steamy, hot, and more. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Spicy!

Decent spicy smut book. The male characters are ideal men, who every woman dreams of. The narration was done well. Speed was great but cringed a bit in someone the smut scenes based on how the female character responded but this was not due to the narrator but what the author wrote. Overall, decent book.