Showing posts with label Melissa Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Melissa Brown. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 January 2014

Review: Picturing Perfect

Picturing Perfect (Love of My Life, #3)
Title: Picturing Perfect (Love of My Life #3)
Author: Melissa Brown
My Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Purchase: Amazon | B&N | TBD

Life may not turn out like we planned, but sometimes that’s what makes it perfect…

Hadley Foster has always been a planner. But, since the age of nineteen, things haven’t exactly gone according to plan… not at all. And the changes continue to mount when a trip to Europe with her best friend starts a domino effect in all aspects of her life. Suddenly, the future she had envisioned for herself seems unlikely to happen. It’s time to make a new plan… or accept the dominoes as they fall.

Jason Kelly has a great life. He’s a successful self-published writer who’s living his dreams. But, something is missing. Hadley Foster. Letting her slip through his fingers is one of his biggest regrets. Over time, he had to accept the idea of being without his first love as he watched her fall in love with someone else.

When circumstances bring Jason and Hadley back into one another’s lives, they’re forced to deal with their past, their present and the possibility of a future together.

Thursday, 30 May 2013

Review: Champagne Toast

Champagne Toast (Love of My Life)
Title: Champagne Toast
Author: Melissa Brown
My Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Purchase: Amazon | B&N

Kate Armour and Evan Maxwell fell hard and fast for each other while attending college. Their once passionate and loving relationship ended when old scars eventually tore them apart. Two years after their breakup, they're each struggling to piece together what went wrong in an attempt to move forward.

Kate, a no-nonsense bartender, must face her past while attempting to focus on her future.

Evan is stifled by his bitter heart, which threatens each and every relationship he attempts after walking away from Kate.

Will life offer them a second chance at love or are old patterns simply too hard to break?