If you loved Archer's Voice you probably hated Travis. I was reluctant to entertain Travis's story but I have to admit I love a good redemption story. This book didn't hit the way Archer's Voice did but it was still a great story nonetheless. Karma really came for Travis and I'm happy he was able to realize his transgressions and "repent" for them. But I did find the way he did it a bit too dramatic for my taste. I still don't know if I liked Haven all that much to be honest. But I think they were perfectly matched in a weird way.

DNF 10%

I think its just been too long since I've read Archer's Voice to be able to enter back into this world. I was not pulled into it by 10% which is my quitting spot.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an advanced copy of Travis by Mia Sheridan.

How I loved diving back into this town! I am so happy the author gave us more from these wonderful people. I loved seeing how far Travis had come in his personal journey and the ending was simply beautiful. I definitely recommend this love story and this author. The audio version of this was simply perfection. I hope the author decides to give us more either through Gage or Easton. I can't recommend this book and series enough.

As much as I loved Archer's Voice I could not get myself to care about Travis. Sheridan did such a great job of making him an unlikable character in the first book that his redemption did not interest me. I suppose that is a compliment to the author's previous work!

Obsessed with this one. Love Mia’s writing and cannot wait to read more from her. Travis was really like able in this book and that had me worried since I did not care for him in Archers voice.

I did not finish this one, it was not for me, I couldn't relate to the characters, and just did not care for the story.

After reading the first fourth of this book, I realized that the writing and pacing were not for me.

Thank you Mia Sheridan and NetGalley for my gifted copy in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are my own.

I absolutely loved Archers Voice when I read it a few years ago, but with time I completely forgot the plot of it so the connection with Travis and how he was in that book completely went over my head because I just didn’t remember.

This one didn’t pull me in like Archers Voice did but it was still enjoyable. I liked seeing how Archer and Bree were doing and I really liked Travis’s love interest, Haven.

Archer’s Voice is one of my favorite standalone romances. I adore a good redemptive story and was excited to see how Travis would be redeemed. I was not disappointed despite wishing for slightly different pacing and in a different order. There was amazing character growth and I loved how the connections were made between Travis and Easton. I was impressed by the depth of feeling in this book.

I couldn't stand Travis in the Archer's Voice but Mia Sheridan had to go ahead and make me love him. After everything they went through in the first book, I loved seeing him get close to Archer, Bree and the kids. It was the redemption story I never knew I needed.

This was a surprise to me. It is both a standalone and the 2nd part of Archers voice. I picked this up not knowing. I read archers voice in 2016 and didnt think they were connected until I started reading. it was nice that the book picked up years later with archers story while telling us Travis's. What keeps this from being a 5 is that its a bit drawn out IMO, the good parts are good tho. I really loved the last hour of this book and the begining was simply good. I think anyone looking for a redemption story and a HEA will love this

I will start by saying I reallllly wanted to love this book. I have started trying to find series that create someone as a villain in the first novel and then have you fall in love with them in the second. So I went into this ready to LOVE Travis and I'm not saying that I don't but I guess I was anticipating the sam emotional response étant Archers Voice gave me and it's just not there at all. The book is good and if you had never read or knew the masterpiece that is Archers Voice maybe this would be a 5 star read but for me since rio already love another Hale brother this fell flat.

Loved this book! It didn’t have the punch of Archer’s Voice, but I appreciated seeing more into the life of Travis. It is definitely a book that I will recommend to friends who loved Archer’s Voice.

I think I liked Travis more than Archer's Voice, and that says a lot.

Travis's character went through so much growth. He became a new man in this book or more of the man behind the mask. I'm not sure which. Either way, I loved it.

I loved how vulnerable he was and how he put himself on the line.

The friendship developed between Travis and Haven was so genuine.

It was fun watching the infamous Travis Hale fall in love for the first time and risking it all to figure out what truly matters.

If you read Archer’s Voice, you’ll certainly remember Archer’s villainous stepbrother Travis. This book is Travis’ redemption story and it takes place around 8 years after Archer’s Voice ended. In that time Travis has grown and is starting to address some of his childhood trauma.

This one was just ok for me especially compared to Archer’s Voice. I just didn’t connect with main characters, Travis and Haven. Travis does redeem himself but I didn’t feel like he was swoon worthy at all. And Haven, a plant loving free spirit was the more lovable of the two but I couldn’t get invested in their relationship. Their story was a slow slow burn and at times I found myself kind of bored.

Read For:
‼️ Enemies to Lovers
☀️ Grump/Sunshine
🔥 Slow Burn
🏠 Forced Proximity
🩶 Childhood Trauma
📍 Small Town in Maine

⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 5
Spice Level: 🌶️/ 5

This was really good! I loved seeing the characters from Archer's Voice come back to life, and really enjoyed meeting Travis. I will be reading whatever Mia Sheridan writes next.

3.5/5⭐️ rounded up

I didn’t enjoy Archer’s Voice as much as everyone else, so I was immediately intrigued by what I would think about this one. While I did enjoy it more than Archer’s Voice, it didn’t completely blow me away.

I enjoyed Haven’s character. She is a complex girl, running as far and as fast as she can away from her past. Also being a plant-lover (even though I kill them, unlike her), I was immediately attracted to her. She has a quirky, loving personality. Travis, on the other hand, is still an arrogant a$$hole. His character wasn’t really “redeemed” until the end.

The plot was complete miscommunication, nearly the entire time (maybe it wasn’t for like 10% of the book). Haven and Travis both refused to reveal their true feelings for one another throughout the book’s entirety. This bothered me, I wanted the romance to kick in faster than the 90% mark.

As always, I loved Mia’s writing style. This is a main reason I’ll continue to pick her books up.

it took me way too long to get into this book. and even when i did, i didn’t like it. travis was just such an ass i could not get behind him.

Thank you to SOURCEBOOKS Bloom Books and NetGalley for the ARC. All views expressed are my own.

So, I am probably the last person on earth to have not read Archer’s Voice. It has been sitting on my Kindle on my TBR list for a very long time so I feel that reading Archer’s Voice would have definitely helped me with the characters and storyline more. My mistake.

I was curious as to where the story was heading from early on. It was difficult for me to pinpoint what exactly this book plot would be. Then when I realized it was the follow up to Archer’s Voice and that Travis was a character that already had a huge storyline I felt a little bit like I was missing so many pieces to who Travis was. It felt as if you should already know him and his past trauma and difficulties within his family and town. It did not really feel like a stand-alone to me.

I did really enjoy Haven and the lightness she brought to the story. Her and Travis had great chemistry. The romance was really authentic.

Again, even as I neared closer to the end of the book I couldn’t understand what the main plot was. It mainly felt like this story was tying up many loose ends from Archer’s voice with the land deed, and issues with his father leaving. Nothing felt fresh or new to me where I really deeply cared about the ending. So my suggestion for people is to make sure you read Archer’s Voice before you start Travis and it would be a nice ending to everyone’s story.