Author: M. A. Stacie
Rating: Three Siren Stones
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Word
Count: 63,000
ISBN
E-Book: 978-1937325-237
Price: $5.50
Publisher: Beachwalk Press
Reviewer: Marcie Corrao OropezaTagline: Following the path of petals could lead to the path of your future.
Blurb/Summary:
Griffin Holt arrives in England intent on
selling his deceased father's house and returning to America as soon as
possible. Griffin is a workaholic, annoyed at this forced change of routine.
When he gets lost and can't find the guest house he should be staying in his
frustration multiplies. He follows a constant line of blossom trees, hoping to
find at least one signpost. Instead, he encounters an odd, bohemian woman
twirling in the road and showing no signs of moving.
Rain Teslar knows who the man in the car
is, the whole town does and they've been waiting for years for him to return.
He just doesn't realize it.
Rain instantly strikes up a friendship
with him, though it isn't reciprocated at first. Each day her carefree nature
annoys him a little bit less, and her help with unraveling the secrets of his
past has him seeking her comfort. However, if Griffin's new life is to be a
fresh start, changes have to be made—changes neither of them are willing to
make.
Content Warning:
contains moments of cuteness that will make you swoon, along with sexy
interludes that will increase your temperature. Also uses random, amusing
British slang.
Review:
While
I am a fan of M. A. Stacie, I loved her Unwritten
Rules; I just couldn’t get into this book. To me, it ran in circles, endlessly re-hashing
why the main characters were unsuitable for one another. And then, of course,
all issues are resolved and they have their happily ever after. Sorry. I
finished this one but did so under duress.
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