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Goode Vibrations

I’m no stranger to beautiful places and beautiful women; the life I’ve led has left me jaded to both…or so I thought. Then a working holiday photographing the wild, lonely places of America leads me to a goddess. She’s all long black hair and dangerous curves, fiercely independent, with art in her soul. She sets me on fire, she turns me inside out—and in so doing, she shows me the man I’ve kept hidden within the inner sanctum of my lonely heart. She is Poppy Goode, and I cannot live without her.* * * Hitchhiking from Manhattan, New York to Ketchikan, Alaska seems like a pretty interesting way to discover one’s self, and one’s purpose in this universe. I meet all kinds of people along the way, so it’s not entirely surprising when I catch a ride with a gorgeous traveler from New Zealand. He’s golden, tall and lean, and his accent is to die for—a New Zealand twang and roll that lilts and makes me laugh. He’s got a million stories, each more unbelievable than the last: he’s an adventurer and a photographer for Nat Geo, but none of his crazy, fascinating stories can hide the sadness in his eyes.We are both brave about everything except ourselves, and we embark on a path that takes us over the craggy mountains surrounding my heart and his. We share scorching, undeniable physical chemistry, but letting ourselves be really free requires immense courage, unflinching honesty, and vulnerability…which neither of us are certain we possess. There’s a map for highways, but if there’s a map for love, I never got it.

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I loved this whole series of 18 books, from the very beginning to the very end. The characters were great and very individual in their own right. I would definitely recommend this while series. You get very wrapped up with each character and can’t wait for the next book.
Thank you for such a delightful series.

I loved this whole series of 18 books, from the very beginning to the very end. The characters were great and very individual in their own right. I would definitely recommend this while series. You get very wrapped up with each character and can’t wait for the next book.
Thank you for such a delightful series.

By Carmel Dietrich

Love love love. Go slow. Start with Badd. Brace yourself. 18 books later and I want more. Please jasmines give me more. The men, the woman, the stories the sex. This book, this series is amazing.
Please give me more. Do the Goode girls
have cousins or something

Love love love. Go slow. Start with Badd. Brace yourself. 18 books later and I want more. Please jasmines give me more. The men, the woman, the stories the sex. This book, this series is amazing.
Please give me more. Do the Goode girls
have cousins or something

By Denise Baumbach

I really liked this story, thus the 4 star rating. (5 stars would have been if I loved it. There were other stories in the series I enjoyed more, so I stick with 4 stars here.)

I am so sorry to see this Badd/Goode family series end. I've enjoyed this 17 book series. Each is a stand alone HEA, so they can be read individually but you really should go back and read them all.

Goode Vibrations is the youngest Goode girl, Poppy's story. She's 18, just dropped out of college so she could foll...

I really liked this story, thus the 4 star rating. (5 stars would have been if I loved it. There were other stories in the series I enjoyed more, so I stick with 4 stars here.)

I am so sorry to see this Badd/Goode family series end. I've enjoyed this 17 book series. Each is a stand alone HEA, so they can be read individually but you really should go back and read them all.

Goode Vibrations is the youngest Goode girl, Poppy's story. She's 18, just dropped out of college so she could follow her passion of art & photography as she hitchhikes from NY to Alaska where her family lives. Along the way she meets another free spirited photographer, Errol.

There is great chemistry between the two and as they make their way across America they fall in love.

I had to remember it's fiction and just go with the flow of an 18 year old hitchhiking across America or dropping out of an art school she'd entered at 16. Poppy comes across much older and more mature than most 18 year olds.

Errol is a wonderful character who is actually not afraid of opening up and talking about his feelings.

Jasinda Wilder does a great job of drawing you into this lasting love in their final chapter. She also reminds us that family is not only our blood relatives, but also the people we choose to surround ourselves with and let into our life.

Highly recommend this book, read this entire series, and fall in love with Badd/Goode family.