Actually already wrote my review on this book, I don't know why it didn't stick. Makes absolutely no sense. If you want to see my review, I'm too lazy to rewrite the entire thing, and I'm not online so I can't actually copy and paste. Read my updates. However I must warn you there might be some spoilers. ( )

Good story.
It's difficult to write a character who has previously been disliked as a heroine, but this is well done.
On/off relationship, several separations as they in different areas and also his family culture would make a future for them difficult.
In time of separation neither are with anyone else.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine.
Small ex drama for Hero but nothing terrible.
HEA.
Updates on couples from previous books in series. ( )

Rich woman, poor man... is the trope I never thaught I would be obssessed with and I loved every word of this book.

it's definitly not one of a kind, best book book I ve ever read. but at some level sophia's growth just resonated with me ( )

4.6 stars

My favorite of this series. I loved watching Sofia and Dakota blossom. They both had some major feats to accomplish as the struggled with life. Both similar but also so different. I loved the author giving meaning to this as it is something so many people struggle with. Finding purpose, a passion, or success comes in a plethora of ways and sometimes it takes more than just faith, sometimes, it takes meeting the right person to facilitate and nurture that spark. ( )

Tinsel is the fourth book in the Lark Cove series by Devney Perry. The main characters in Tinsel are Sophia and Dakota. Sophia is a rich socialite from New York City and Dakota is a Native American man from Montana. They are thrown together when Sophia, who has never had a job before, is pushed into helping at her sister-in-law's bar "for her own good" and Dakota is tasked as her supervisor. They have an almost instant attraction and decide to have a no strings fling. Of course in romance novels these types of temporary relationships don't usually prove to be as easy as they sound. Sofia needs to find her place in the world, and Dakota needs to work through issues with his family.

I enjoyed this series and the characters. Romance lovers should try this author. ( )