Another book review to end your lovely Wednesday!
Book blurb:
Right guy, wrong time…
Daisy’s perfectly content with her life. She’s got a job she likes, a nice enough flat, and in a relationship with childhood best friend Adam. She’s got used to the lack of fireworks — after all, you can’t put a price on friendship being the foundation of everything.
But they say you never forget your first, and Daisy has never forgotten how she felt that one summer with Zach – one electrifying, yet slightly embarrassing fumble in the dark.
The catch? Zach was also her and Adam’s best friend growing up. Now he’s back, after making his fame in Hollywood, and he has the same to-die for smile and cheeky glint in his eye… but Daisy has made her choice and it’s Adam — right?
Can Daisy follow her heart without anybody else’s hearts getting broken in the process?
My Review:
This book is a fast and light read which I really enjoy. I also like the idea of the main character trying to pick between a steady boyfriend and someone from her past. The main issue with this is that they were all friends at one point, adding to the big decision that Daisy has to make, especially as they all hang out together!
All three of the characters make some pretty immature decisions, and a lot of the issues are due to miscommunication which I don’t love, and pulled me back for a little in some of the areas.
I did enjoy the lighthearted-ness of this book. As this book is a short read I was able to read it in one go, and kind of step away from my normal life and dive into the boy troubles of Daisy.
I would recommend this book to anyone that needs a fast-paced book, that could be a fun summer read.
Author Bio:
Formerly a Video and Radio Producer, Christy now spends her time writing provocative, passionate, seductive romance. When she’s not writing, she can be found enjoying life with her husband and three children, walking for pleasure and researching other people’s deepest secrets and desires.
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