It's been a minute since I've ready Lucy Score and this was cute! Overall, a great rom-com and very steamy. Slightly less polished than her others, but it was published several years ago & I think she's only gotten stronger! A solid 4 star read.

I am forever a fan of Lucy’s, there is nothing she has written that hasn’t completely sucked me in. You can tell this is some of her earlier writings and it’s so cool to see how far she’s come in her storytelling.

This was a reread for me and I loved it even more the second time around. I love that Carter is a grump but he's not mean or rude. He's just a guy who wants to take care of his family, tend to his farm, and support the community that's supported him. Summer is a journalist who's in town to write about sustainable and organic farming. Before you know it, sparks are flying between the two characters.

I love Lucy's writing. She always has a way with words and does a great job of laying down the groundwork for her series without taking away from the main couple of the current book. The town feels like it's own character with all the quirky and meddling townsfolk and shops with names like Peace of Pizza.

While there's some angst and a little drama, this is still a "feel good" story. It's a book I know I can pick up to break a reading slump. At 316 pages it's the perfect weekend read.

Thank you for the opportunity to review this book! I've enjoyed getting to dive into another of Ms Score's series, and enjoyed the level of detail with these characters. Will definitely continue this series!

Summer is a senior editor at a magazine living in New York writing an article about a small family farm 3 hours upstate. She spends a week there soaking in the small town, and getting to know the owner, Carter.

Overall, it was fine. If you don't mind insta-love stories means you'll like it. The storyline was kinda boring, and I flipped through the last 70 pages after trudging through the first 150. I just don't care for the instant "I love you" after only knowing each other for a week after only a few conversations and lettuce harvesting. Yes, he's a considerate hot farmer who is also a veteran and takes in rescue animals but what is this- The Bachelor?

Carter returns home to Blue Moon Bend after going to Afghanistan. Summer is a journalist who is sent to do a story on his family farm. She is definitely out of her element being a city girl. Will the both of them get past their secrets and open up to love?

I loved the characters. Carter and his brothers add fun into the story. This was an easy, fun read and I can’t wait to read more books from this series.

Thank you to Lucy Score, SOURCEBOOKS Bloom Books, and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Synopsis: Summer is a city girl entangled in the world of magazines. Carter is an ex-veteran living and working on the family farm. Their worlds collide when she is sent to do an article on his family.

Thoughts: This was a cute, yet predictable romance story. I loved all the details about the farm and the city of Blue Moon, that I could envision what it would look like.

Thank you to Lucy Score, Bloom Books and NetGalley for the copy!

NO MORE SECRETS A Small Town Love Story Blue Moon Book 1 by Lucy Score
What a fun light hearted read! Lucy Score certainly knows how to keep you enjoying what you are reading. She creates great characters who are very entertaining, have plenty of humor, wonderful secondary characters, and lots of steam. I am looking forward to the next book.
I listened to the audio book that was narrated by Lila Winters who has done an excellent job with it. This is 5 stars.

This book made me absolutely fall in love and devour the Blue Moon Bend series!! Carter was just the hottest farm boy, and military to boot! And Summer as the city girl on the farm was hysterical. Absolutely LOVE the quirky Blue Moon Bend hippie town. And as always loved the Lucy Score spice factor! I will read anything and everything she writes!❤️. Thank you so much for the copy!

I received this book from NetGalley. I love Lucy Scores books but this one I had a hard time connecting with the characters. The storyline was cute but it felt slightly rushed. I think her books are better being longer so we have more time to connect with the characters. I still enjoyed this read the small town vibes and the humor. Thank you for allowing me to receive the arc.

My first book by Lucy Score and I am hooked. Summer is visiting Blue Moon for a week to write about the Pierce Family Farm. With her eyes set on rising within the corporate ladder of the magazine she works for, Summer is hoping her piece will help her get one step closer to a senior editor position. Carter Pierce is the oldest of the Pierce sons, an injured Veteran who struggles with PTSD, and a farmer who's focused on organic and sustainable farming.

What I enjoyed the most about No More Secrets is how both Summer and Carter come off as perfect, yet aren't, and their imperfections balance each other. The cooky town of Blue Moon instantly because it's own character and provided humor throughout the piece. I equally enjoyed the brotherly relationship between Carter, Beckett and Jackson.

A quick and easy read, I am excited to jump into the next book in the series!

Thank you Bloom Books for the gifted ARC.

This book was really good! I loved the characters and Lucy's writing. The book was a good length it wasn't too short but not too long. Overall good book.

Oh how I love Lucy score! There hasn’t been a book she’s written that I didn’t enjoy and this book was no exception!

I really enjoyed the journey this book took me on. Loved the setting and loved the characters.

I was very tired for work as I couldn’t put this book down!

I just adore Lucy Score. Everything she writes makes me feel all the feels. This book didn’t break that trend. Loved it!

This was such a sweet read - like a spicy Hallmark movie set in a super quirky small town!

NYC fashion editor Summer is going out to Blue Moon to do a story about a farm there run by army vet Carter. He lets her stay at his place, which means forced proximity! (A favorite trope done so well here.)

Sparks fly, encouraged by the town’s Beautification Committee (a title for nosy, well-intentioned matchmakers.)

Can a farmer and a fashion editor make it work when they’re from different worlds, and live in different places? What about each of their secrets— can they handle them together, or will they tear them apart?

I loved this. Summer is so loving and deep, beyond what her job title grants her. And Carter is utterly steadfast in his devotion to her, which she absolutely deserves.

The romance is so sweet and spicy and endearing, but so is the town. We have a nutty goat, aging hippies, and smexy brothers who have their own books.

I loved this introduction to Lucy’s Blue Moon series, and you will too! I recommend this for a quick fall read sure to make you smile.

I love Lucy score books, this has a great setting and interesting characters. was a quick read, read in two afternoons.

I loved everything about this book. I loved the characters and the setting. They were so much fun! The vibes were perfect. I loved that we had ex-military turned farmer and a journalist. Really loved their dynamic. I just wish there was a little more development for their relationship.

Thank you bloom and NetGalley for the gifted copy.

I want to preface this by saying I LOVEEE Lucy Score. Her previous books were definite hits for me, but this was not. I love cheese in my books and this was past it. It felt as though it would have been an amazing short story but the ending felt a bit drawn out. In all, the characters were developed well and I liked the idea of the plot, but the story was full of fluff. Great if you like super cliche stuff though!

Thank you Sourcebooks/Bloom Books for the ARC!

I am a big Lucy Score fan so I was thrilled to get an arc of this one! Lucy does a great job of writing sweet yet spicy, humorous and exciting romance stories. No More Secrets had likable characters, sweet relationships, and lots of quirky fun.

In true Lucy Score fashion, No More Secrets delivers a delightful blend of humor and hotness. Also, in Lucy Score fashion, there are several explicit scenes, so if this type of thing is a turn off for you, then you should probably skip it. It doesn’t bother me, but I do have to admit that sometimes I crave a little more romance between my hero and heroine, and Lucy’s books are usually more sex than romance. But…oh well…to each his own. I would still recommend it.