Review: RomeAntically Challenged by Marina Adair


Click the image above to order! I'm an associate now so if you order from this link I make a little commission.

Romeantically ChallengedRomeantically Challenged by Marina Adair
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow... I'm still crying a little as I write this. What an unexpected surprise this book was. There were some heartbreaking moments, frustrating moments (that ex-fiance), and sweet moments. While these two characters were attracted to one another, it was ultimately the time they spent together getting to know each other better that had them falling in love.

Annie needed to get away from her old life, ex-fiance broke up with her weeks before the wedding only to turn around and find his person, right after their break-up. Needing a fresh, man-free start she applies for a position in Rome, only it turns out to be Rome, Rhode Island, not Italy. A few weeks into her new life, she unexpectedly finds herself stuck with a roommate, a sexy roommate who owns the cabin she's staying in.

Emmitt is home on medical leave after beginning injured covering a story in China. He wants to get cleared medically as soon as possible but plans to spend as much time as he can with his daughter while he's in town. But he's competing with her stepfather and uncle for Paisley's attention. And now he has to deal with the intriguing woman staying at his cabin.

ARC provided by Kensington Publishing via Netgalley


View all my reviews

I was definitely not expecting this to be the emotional read that it was. But I really did enjoy it.
Pick up a copy today! 

xo
Alicia

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Review: The Forgotten Home Child by Genevieve Graham

Image
source The Forgotten Home Child by Genevieve Graham My rating: 5 of 5 stars I knew this book would deal with some heavy topics. I never expected it to leave me in tears. Once I finish a book I can usually dive right into the next without a problem. But this one haunted me. I knew it was fiction but knowing that these types of things happened in the past weighed on me as I read. Winny is ninety-seven years old, living with her granddaughter and great-grandson Jamie, the spitting image of her late husband. An old wooden trunk has them asking questions when it's contents tumble out. It's part of Winny's painful past she longed to forget. And when they ask her about the family tree she starts her story at what brought her to Canada. The book is told in parts each one starting in present day. Then the chapters move to the past told from Winny's point of view and switch back and forth to Jack's point of view. They are indentured servants who were told that they wer...
Read more

Tell Your Story- Part 3

Image
Hi! So here are my latest art journal pages form Tell Your Story. Eeek! I feel like this week I might just fall behind a little with the art journal. I have a gift I'm working on for a baptism and it THIS weekend!!! Realistically I need to be done Friday or Saturday since the baptism is Sunday. Okay gotta go crochet! see ya tomorrow xoxo Alicia
Read more