Book Two in the Prickle Island Zoo series, a romantic comedy
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Easy Tiger by Ali K Mulford
Published 26 March 2024
ISBN 9781923184046
Genre Contemporary Romance
Pages 460
He’s trying to keep his livelihood afloat. She threatens to destroy it. Will two wild hearts finally be tamed?
Hawk Lachlan will do anything to save his family’s zoo. With only a year to prove that he and his siblings can handle the responsibility, the gruff eldest brother is determined to fulfill his father’s legacy. So when the new gift shop girl keeps causing clumsy chaos, he refuses to let their attraction add to the mayhem.
Hannah Murphy is getting desperate. Needing enough cash to help her mom retire, the gossip columnist takes a mysterious job to spy on the handsome grouch who always seems to catch her in hilariously compromising snooping attempts. But when she falls into a penguin pond and comes out shirtless, she can’t deny their sizzling chemistry.
Realizing the blundering beauty has squeezed her way past his defenses, Hawk grows closer to the woman helping him stay sane. But as Hannah finds herself falling hard, she fears her big secret has already doomed her chance at happiness.
What is Easy Tiger by Ali K Mulford about?
Easy Tiger by Ali K Mulford is the second book in the Prickle Island Zoo series after She’s a Keeper.
Hawk Lachlan is determined to save his family’s zoo, but his plans are complicated when Hannah Murphy, a clumsy yet intriguing gift shop girl, enters the picture. Desperate for cash to support her family, Hannah takes a job spying on Hawk, leading to hilarious mishaps and unexpected chemistry between them. As they grow closer, Hannah fears her secret mission may ruin their chance at happiness. Will their wild antics lead to heartbreak or a lasting love?
My thoughts on Easy Tiger by Ali K Mulford
This book is an emotional rollercoaster, filled with sweetness, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs. Hawk’s journey, especially, tugs at the heartstrings – when he cried, I cried too. As the oldest sibling, he carries a lot on his shoulders, so seeing him find happiness was incredibly satisfying. Hannah’s desire for a close-knit family resonated with me, and her vibrant energy made her instantly likable. The side characters, like Alfred, Walter, and Sammy, add even more charm to the story. Overall, this series feels like a warm hug from a loving family, and I can’t recommend it enough!
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