Robin Covington review

If I search the shop for “Temptation,” two Robin Covington titles could fit. The Nashville Nights page puts “Temptation,” “Salvation” and “Redemption” together and gives each book its own page.

Start with the series name

For Nashville Nights, I’d open “Temptation” first. It’s the one about country singer Kit Landry and Nashville firefighter Max Butler. “His Southern Temptation” appears under The Boys Are Back in Town on the author’s site. If the title looks familiar but the characters don’t, check the series name in the book menu.

Robin Covington in red-framed glasses leaning on a white chair
Editorial photo of Robin Covington. Photo by Melissa Farr, courtesy of the author’s press kit.

Choose one book or the whole series

The “Temptation” page lists separate ebook and paperback ISBNs. The shop also has a listing for “Nashville Nights: The Complete Series,” with a choice between paperback and digital. I’d check the book type on that page before choosing the collection. For a longer series where the challenge is finding the short books between novels, Roni Loren’s guide shows where companion novellas fit.

Anabel’s take

I’d start with Kit and Max and save the trilogy page for later. That way I can see if the Nashville setting is what I want to come back to before picking up the complete series.

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