Shoot the Moon by Tiffany Noelle Chacon and Lindsay Rochester

 **ARC received for consideration. All opinions are my own.

The Book

Raquel Dawson is trying to survive fifth-grade science, difficult students, and the heartbreak her so-called “hero” ex left behind. Henry Calloway is the firefighter next door who never seems to take life too seriously—especially when it comes to teasing the grumpy teacher down the hall. 

But when a playful wager keeps throwing them together, Raquel starts to see Henry for who he really is: kind, dependable, funny, and exactly the sort of man she has been afraid to trust.

Shoot the Moon is a clean rom-com set in the Love in Starlight Valley series. It features opposites-attract chemistry, hilarious small-town antics, meddling family, healing after heartbreak, and swoony kisses.

The Author

Tiffany LOVES love. Married to her middle school sweetheart, this award-winning novelist adores writing stories with heart, humor, and depth. As a five-time national equestrian champion, she loves sports romances with heart-pounding action sequences and a whole lot of sweet romance. She received her Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Tampa and co-hosts The Clean Romance Podcast, where she celebrates all things swoony, heartfelt, and spice-free. A homeschooling mama, she lives in Tennessee with her husband and their two wild and crazy sons. She loves hearing from readers and would love to connect with you on social media at authortiffanynoellechacon or at tiffanynoellechacon . com.


Lindsay lives with her husband, two children and dog in North Carolina, where she enjoys building sandcastles at the beach and seeing waterfalls in the mountains. She graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering, which, long story short, turned out to be something she didn’t enjoy. She now homeschools her children and reads and writes as often as she can. 

Book Review

Oh, what a sweet novella this was. Henry and Raquel were so cute together! Right away I was drawn into their easy chemistry and found myself smiling throughout the story. This story may have been a quick one, easily read is just a sitting or two, but it didn't feel rushed or incomplete... just the perfect bite sized read to introduce us Starlight Valley... and making me even more excited for the first full length novel in this series... I cannot wait for my next visit and know it's going to be a great one! If you enjoy small towns and firefighter romance, this is one you'll definitely want to check out. 

Shoot the Moon is a closed-door romance with kisses only and no language.