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Editorial Reviews

Reading Eating and Dreaming Reviews ~ I think this was a great addition to the Moreno Brother series. Each novel in this series highlights a major conflict that young adults can easily relate to. I really appreciate that and applaud Reyes for incorporating realistic conflicts and characters in her novels

YA Indie Princess Reviews ~ What can I say Elizabeth Reyes has once again blown me away I loved Sofie's novel and her and Eric are just meant to be. I was super happy when I saw this had been released on amazon.co.uk sad that I will even say this but I did a happy dance. I can't wait to read the next two books in the amazing series.

Tasha -GoodReads reviewer ~ I went into Sweet Sofie thinking I already knew their story from reading Forever Mine and Always Been Mine. Asking myself, "What more can be left to say?" However, I was still excited to read it out of my love for the former books and my new (ever-growing) loyalty for their author. But I was so wrong! Elizabeth Reyes took this story to an incredible height, that I did not see coming. Eric and Sofia are absolutely amazing together. There is not a dislikable character in this book. Nor, is there a thing to be changed, 5 stars no doubt about it!

Her entire life, Sofia Moreno has dealt with overbearing brothers. With her three older brothers always lurking, no boy would dare reach out to her. Luckily for Sofia, the one boy she's got her heart set on has always been within reach: her brother's best friend Eric, even though his loyalty to her brothers runs deep. Sofia knows there is only so much he can do before giving in to her.

Two years older than her, Eric Diego has always known there would be hell to pay if he messed with his best friend's kid sister, Sofia. Through the years, he watches as she blooms into a beautiful young lady right before his eyes. With teenage hormones raging and Sofia more than willing, Eric agrees to the unthinkable: a forbidden secret romance. Feeling emotions and a feverish passion that's new to them both, neither is ready for how quickly their romance spins out of control.

YA Mature/ New Young Adult

Short Exerpt:

Sofia pulled out the whip cream bottle and
walked over to the pie in front of him. She squirted some on it, then some in
her mouth, licked her lips and smiled, wickedly. Those big eyes of hers seemed
to taunt him so much lately.

At seventeen, Eric
had no control over his raging hormones. He panicked, feeling the development
in his pants. If Mrs. Moreno or anyone walked in, there'd be no way he could
stand up without it being noticeable.

Sofia giggled, and squirted a little more in
her mouth again.

"Sofie." Eric glanced
around. "Stop."

"Stop what?" Those
big innocent eyes appeared genuinely confused.

"That." He pointed
at the can of whip cream in her hand, then tried, unsuccessfully, to adjust
himself in his pants. "I'm not gonna to be able to walk for a while thanks to
you. You better hope no one comes in here."

He'd never said
anything of that nature to her, but things felt different lately. It took a
second to register, but when it did, instead of blushing like Eric thought she
might, she smiled again. She squirted some on the tip of her finger, then
slowly, licked it clean. Eric squeezed his eyes shut, sitting up straight. "You
evil little girl."

Sofia laughed and walked back toward the
refrigerator. "In case you haven't noticed, I'm not a little girl anymore,
Eric."

"Oh, I've
noticed." Had he ever.

She turned and
smiled. "Good, now can you please tell my brothers that?"

Good luck. They
all still spoke of her, and treated her, as if she was this fragile little
flower. The only good thing about that was it kept the guys away. Guys he knew
had to be watching and waiting.