Romance
Emilia, 29, has left the suburbs and a dead-end job to make a fresh start in London. Recently qualified as an archivist, she is getting over her past relationships and freeing her mind from her obsession with New Age thinking. She soon finds the perfect job in a heritage library in Mayfair where she unexpectedly meets Charles. Emilia is initially repelled by him given their opposite personalities, while he falls for her from the very beginning.
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
An overall okay novel, easy to read and sweet; Adam's book reads in one-sitting and is definitely ideal and amusing enough for a snatched holiday read or a commute.
True Romance - Characters with hidden depths, sensuous descriptions and a pursuit and surrender to true feelings lead to a happy ever after tale of true romance.
Such a fun and enjoyable romance! I especially enjoyed learning about Emilia's job as an archivist, which was fascinating.
I really enjoyed this novella, it was very romantic and well written, I found the characters relatable, and I loved the descriptions of Devon and the bustle of London's Mayfair. I'd recommend it as a quick, easy read for lovers of romance and a happy ending (like me!).
I enjoyed this women’s chick lit novel about an archivist who’s trying to pretty much find herself and get over a relationship. Not looking for one. But what’s typical for this genre ends up happening. It was an enjoyable read that I found myself loving more than I thought I would. As I tend to not like women’s fiction that much. So maybe there are women’s fiction author’s out there for me.