Dakota (Laurel Springs Fish & Wildlife 2) by Laramie Briscoe-review


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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date April 24, 2026
While I’ve been looking for the love of my life, she’s been standing in front of me…
Dakota
I’ve known Molly Harrison for most of my life. She’s always been the annoying, yet hot, older sister of my best friend.
Until one night, the two of us act on an attraction we’ve ignored for years.
Not sure how far we want to take it, we decide to hide our friends with benefits arrangement from everyone.
But when things start to get serious, neither one of us is prepared for the situation that outs the secret we’ve been keeping.
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REVIEW:The second installment in the Laurel Springs Fish & Wildlife series, Dakota by Laramie Briscoe is a fast-paced, reverse age gap, small-town romance readers are sure to love. As always, I do recommend reading a series in order, but each book can be read as a standalone in the interconnected world.
Dakota has been waiting for the girl next store for what feels like his whole life. Molly Harrison is his best friend’s older sister, heir to the Harrison law enforcement legacy and secret friends with benefits. Dakota wants Molly for keeps, but she has claimed to never settle for someone in the same field as her family. As a F&W officer, Dakota falls into that unsafe space, no matter how he makes her feel. They keep their situationship secret, both because of Molly’s claim of no law enforcement dating, and the fact that it may just blow their relationship with Levi. Dakota is willing to give Molly the space she needs, but he’ll never give up on her.
This series reminds me of another author that I really enjoy reading, so that’s a bonus in my book. Dakota and Molly were such a comfort read for me, the cozy enjoyment, the peace a book can give to a chaotic mind. Dakota was there for Molly, point blank, no questions asked. It’s rare to find that level of positive encouragement and support in the fictional world, let alone the real world, but it’s just what he did for Molly. Their relationship wasn’t easy, but it worked for them, and made for a good read. The storyline is easy to keep up with, the spice at a good level for the main leads and having an appearance from book one character was a nice touch. I hope each of the siblings get a book, and the Laurel Spring series continues.
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Reviewed by Sarah


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Laramie Briscoe is the USA Today & Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author of over 30 books.
When she’s not writing alpha males who seriously love their women, she loves spending time with friends, reading, and marathoning shows on Netflix.
Laramie lives in Bowling Green, KY with her husband and an adorable dog named Gus.






















