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3.5
One Woman's Treasure
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After Daphne accidentally “steals” a family heirloom from Nina’s front lawn thinking it’s junk left for trash pickup, she learns she’s wanted by the police for questioning. Once the dust settles, Daphne and Nina form a friendship inspired by their mutual love for antiquing and a desire for a fresh start in their lives.
As they grow closer, their attraction moves way beyond friends. But who will be brave enough to confess her feelings first? Daphne, the self-conscious procrastinator who’s working hard to get her new business off the ground, or Nina, the newly-out mom whose priority is creating a stable life for her son? Before they can take a chance on becoming lovers, they’ll have to decide if love is worth the risk.
Cover Artist: Jeanine Henning
Genres: Contemporary / Romance
Words: 75,500
As they grow closer, their attraction moves way beyond friends. But who will be brave enough to confess her feelings first? Daphne, the self-conscious procrastinator who’s working hard to get her new business off the ground, or Nina, the newly-out mom whose priority is creating a stable life for her son? Before they can take a chance on becoming lovers, they’ll have to decide if love is worth the risk.
Cover Artist: Jeanine Henning
Genres: Contemporary / Romance
Words: 75,500
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3.5
“Thank you to Netgalley and Jean Copeland for a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are my own.
I really enjoyed the beginning and middle of this story. I thought it was well paced with the perfect amount of conflict to keep me hungry for more. Where the story fell short for me was the ending. I felt like the pace totally changed and put in fast forward mode. I feel like the story could of really benefited from the ending being drawn out a little more.
For the most part, I enjoyed the characters. I found Daphne to be an annoying character. She was just a bit too winey for me. Nina was interesting enough. She came with her own set of obstacles and it was good to watch her face them. My favorite character in the whole story was Sophie. Sophie is a side character who really stood out to me and I would of loved to of seen more of her within the book. She was sassy and fun and really added something to the story.
Overall, I really enjoyed this one. I recommend it to anyone looking for a good adult f/f romance.
You can find this and all my other reviews at https://fourmoonreviews.blogspot.com”
“3.5/5 stars
This was a really sweet, heartwarming and enjoyable romance. Although I did enjoy the book overall, I can’t say it is a favourite of mine. I think this is almost entirely about personal preference of what you like/tolerate in romance and what you don’t. My major peeve with this book was that it was one of those stories in which we are supposed to believe the characters are just friends, while they date other people, even though it is glaringly obvious that they have feelings for each other. I just find this kind of story a bit messy and very frustrating, although I know other people won’t mind. If you are looking for a very genuine, down to earth friends-to-lovers romance then I definitely recommend this one, regardless of my personal preferences about the plot devices that were used.
Daphne was very much my kind of character. She was quite shy, a bit awkward but also entirely loveable. She had so much developing to do, which really adds a whole new element in the book as I rooted for her the entire time. Nina was a lot more self-confident and assertive than Daphne but she was also quite goofy at times, which gave the book a really a genuine feeling. I loved their friendship and their romance, but I did feel like their romance developed really fast once they actually got together. I still really enjoyed their relationship it was heartwarming, emotionally-fulfilling and overall just really sweet.”
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