Grayson's Vow reminded me of other two books, Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey and In a Jam by Kate Cantebary. Bearing in mind, Grayson came first, I can't be more than happy that Tessa and Kate got inspired by our resident queen Mia. Fake marriage, calling her wife and falling in love, that's what brings me endorphins, and it wasn't different here. If you are sucker for punishment with a dash of angst, this book will punch you with it, there are heaps, but the ending is so much sweeter that way. Mia, you have done it again!

This book was a delightful surprise! I loved the slow build and the chemistry building was fantastic. I loved the entire cast of characters, and thoroughly enjoyed my time with this one. I truly can't get enough of Sheridan's writing.
Grayson may be a grump, but he's my kind of grump! She was the perfect sunshine to him as well. Would definitely recommend.

Loved this marriage of convenience story, I’ve been waiting ages for it to come out after seeing a tiktok of an excerpt.

In this story we meet down on her luck Kira who just needs a break. She’s not willing to ask for handouts or help. Insert Grayson who has a rocky past and is also looking for a lucky break.

The marriage of convenience suits them both to get what they need.

I loved this one, could t put it down. It was fast paced, told in dual POV and their relationship progressed naturally and realistically for me. 2 broken souls looking for their soulmate. Definitely recommend this book.

This one wound tightly in my core and would not relent until I finished. Enemies to lovers written in only a way Mia can write it. A rollercoaster of emotions that kept me wanting more!

ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT, Archer will forever be my true love but Grayson is a close second! I CRIED and I laughed and it was just so goood.
Just read this already don’t think about it.

I absolutely adored this book and the banter between the characters. It was funny and heartwarming even though the ending and Gray realizing his mistake was a bit too much to read at times, I could have lived without that part.

Grayson's Vow was an artfully done marriage of convenience book where - surprise! - the main characters fall for each other, overcome meddling family, and live happily ever after.
What made this book stand out from other marriage of convenience books was the "let's get married to split the inheritance I can't otherwise access" aspect of the setup as well as the interactions between Kira and Grayson. The threads of connection between Kira and Grayson which seemed few and shallow at the beginning were revealed to be plentiful and deeper than either of them could have known.
I really liked the the dual POV where we get to dive deeper into each of their heads and experience as each of them fell and then fell apart.
Overall, an excellent book from Mia Sheridan.

Thank you Bloom Books and Netgalley for a copy of this e-arc in exchange for an honest review.

Mia Sheridan does it again! Another fabulous book that has amazing characters (besides Grayson at one point in the book). One of my favorite tropes is marriage for convenience and this book was perfect in that area. The side characters were my absolute favorite. They made the story that much better with their support. I do think that this book was a lighter, easier-to-read book by Mia Sheridan. She has some tougher-to-read books, but this was a cute, enemies-to-lovers romance.

Overall, I would highly recommend this book.

I always have to mentally prepare myself when I pick up a Mia Sheridan book; there will be angst, trauma, and I will be unable to set it aside until I’m done. 😂. Grayson’s Vow was no different. Marriage of convenience, family drama, healing from trauma, break ups and make ups, groveling!, found family, and super hot steam. Mia’s stories just have a way of literally grabbing you! And she is the only author who can redeem her MMC’s after I want to strangle them myself. I loved this book from start to finish.

Oh, how I love this book so much. It’s a book you have to read without stopping because it draws you in so much that you can’t stop but read it in one full day (which is what I did ☺️). The idea behind this book was excellent and great to read through. I adore them so much and adore the crap out of the secondary characters as well, except for two of them, and y’all know which 2.



Kira Dallarie was broke when she arrived in Naples but now has two thousand dollars after visiting the bank. While at the bank, she overhears Grayson Hawthorne, whom she has heard of before but never really knew, trying to get a loan but being denied due to him being an ex-felon. Grayson Hawthorne is just trying to keep his family vineyards afloat since his father gave it to him after he died while Grayson was in prison.



Kira comes up with one of her many terrible ideas, which has her talking to Grayson the very next morning after she saw him at the bank in his office at the vineyard. Both in need of money, Kira has a perfect plan. They get married for a year to get the trust left to her by her Grandma, split it, and then get divorced.



And they decide to go along with it. As they slowly spend more time together, they learn their past secrets, and their feelings begin to develop. They care so deeply for each other, and it’s just something the other person needs. Their earning each other’s trust is wonderful to read about. Everything about them is perfect.

this book was devastating and so beautiful at the same time. If there’s one think Mia Sheridan does well, it’s break your heart into a million pieces and then put it back together.

By 60% my emotions were all over the place, especially for Grayson. I kept thinking, the groveling has to be top tier to make up for everything, and it was! The last few scenes made me love the book so much more.

Kira was such a strong and compassionate character and I loved how she would deal with the obstacles she faced.

This story was raw, beautiful and angsty and about a love between two broken people. Mia Sheridan never fails to make me fall in love with her writing. This is my third book by her and she continues to awe me with how she displays romance between two people and how realistic it feels. I highly recommend reading this if you’re in the mood for some heartbreak, and a beautiful story🤍

Mia Sheridan books hit different. Her writing is top tier. Marriage of convenience is one of my favourite tropes and I was soo excited to read this. This was a great read and I can't wait to read her back log :)

I love Mia Sheridan's writing style. It is beautiful and this book is perfection. This was fantastic to read and I can't wait to see what she writes next.

Mia Sheridons writing style flows so incredibly well that it makes her stories so sweet and beautiful. It was a super cute and fast paced read that I will highly recommend to others

Again Mia Sheridan is absolutely killing it and me with these amazing stories. The spice in this book was phenomenal. I loved the story and characters they felt very extraordinary and the plot sucked me in completely.

Another amazing read from Mia Sheridan. A forced- proximity, enemies to lovers story, with a HEA. The only reason for a lost star is that the MMC annoyed me at some points with over reactions, but otherwise it is a humorous, easy to read story.

I thought this was okay. The beginning was good, but it ended up being way too long for me that parts needed to be cut. I just got bored. Kira daughter of a mayor and Grayson who is also an ex-felon, but now runs his families failing winery, get in a marriage of convenience for benefits needed for both mutual parties. It was sad to see how Kira was treated by her father in some of the scenes. This didn't tug at my heart as I thought it would.

I received this book at my request and have voluntarily left this unbiased review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Such a good read. My soft spot for damaged goods is real lol

Grayson has had an awful relationship with his dad, and his upbringing was heartbreaking.
His current state just isn't the greatest either.
Kira is also battling trials with her own dad.

Both in tight spots.
Both headstrong and defiant.
Their inner monologe eludes to lots more deeper things though.

I love seeing this story pan out and learn about the beautiful vineyard. It also had a couple phenomenal side characters.

Thank you @netgalley @miasheridanauthor
& Bloom Books for allowing me to read and review!

Thank you netgalley and SOURCEBOOKS Bloom Books for allowing me to read this book.
Mia Sheridan does it again!!!! I always love her books! I was super happy with how quickly you get right into the story with this book! I love the fire and passion Grayson and Kira bring out into each other and loved the dual POV. I really loved the drama and characters! Mia Sheridan has a way of combining heart wrenching and heart melting moments all in one book. I was also so happy to get a little sneak peak of becoming Calder that she will be releasing in the future which of course I will need to buy immediately!

I’ve loved most of Mia Sheridan’s books, so I was really excited to read Grayson’s Vow, especially since it has two of my favourite tropes: marriage of convenience & grumpy/sunshine.

While I didn’t love this book as much as Archer’s Voice or Kyland, it was still an enjoyable, fast read that kept me wanting to know what would happen next! I especially loved the winery setting.

Grayson was my main issue with this book. He was not an easy character to root for, especially with how he treated Kira. I loved Kira’s character and thought she deserved better than Grayson.

Rating: 3.5/5 stars