Kiss My Giraffe is full with all the small town bayou love with lots of new twists and turns that I never, ever saw coming. Knox only does long distance relationships and knowing Fiona is going to be literally right in his back yard means there will be no more benefit to their friendship. When Knox finds out that Fiona is going to be his next door neighbor, the whole friends with benefits arrangement he thought he was going to have with her is suddenly off. For two years they have been dancing around each other and it’s finally time, except not really. It’s that sense of family and togetherness that draws me back to these books time and time again and is at the heart of this book in particular.įiona and Knox have been playing the longest game of foreplay ever. Two people who both love the town and its people and may not exactly be a Laundry, but were included like family nonetheless. Erin spread out those tiny reflective moments throughout the entire book which made it feel like taking a journey right beside both Fiona and Knox. I wanted to bask in the wise words from Ellie or insightful thoughts from Mitch or Drew, or so many other characters it would take a full page to list them all. THEN, the beautiful moments spent with each secondary character. My mind was blown with secrets uncovered, one after another. I was not prepared for the greatness of this book. I am stating for the record Kiss My Giraffe is the best closer in the history of closers. I thought after all the Laundry men and their BIG love I was prepared. Sweetberry Biscuits!!! I thought I was ready for Knox and Fiona.

Review Rating: 5 Gold Stars Review/Synopsis: Genre/Tropes: Opposites Attract/Grumpy-Sunshine/Small Town/Romantic Comedy (An interconnected standalone within a series) Kiss My Giraffe Boys of the Bayou Gone Wild #7

Kiss My Giraffe by Erin Nicholas