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He’s in D.C. but he will be home tonight. Just had these beautiful roses delivered. The best thing about them is that the card is in his handwriting. Which means he did it before he left last weekend. 💕I love this guy!
Show of hands...Have you read Something Like Love yet?!?! Because if it's cold and wet outside where you are like it is where I am...it's the perfect day for reading...Just sayin'!
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It's Friday...Need a good read? Go take a look on Amazon for A Case of Serendipity by KJ Farnham! Here's my review:
I’m a sucker for coffee stories. I love a good romance story in a coffee shop setting. I love women’s fiction stories about good friends who gather at a local coffee shop or a friend’s house once a week to catch up with each other. Even after kicking my coffee habit about 18 months ago, I still love to read stories that relate directly or indirectly to coffee and coffee shops.
So, no surprise when the cover of K.J. Farnham’s latest book kept distracting me on Facebook. Every time I saw the ad pop up, I had to stop and look at it. Have you seen it? It’s a worn-looking brick wall with the name Bucky’s Beans painted on it. There’s also a hipster lawyer on the sidewalk in front of the building, and you see a partial bike tire in the other corner. It’s adorable.
The book—A Case of Serendipity—is my first K.J. Farnham read. One of the key players is that good-looking hipster lawyer named Henry. And yes, the other, Ruth, is into fitness and health, and therefore, she enjoys riding her bike (or walking) to get where she needs to be.
Ruth is tired of the spammy texts she’s been receiving for months now from…yep…Bucky’s Beans. She never signed up for any special rewards programs; in fact, she doesn’t even frequent the coffee shop. Finally fed up with it, she tries to contact Bucky’s Beans’ corporate office to complain. As expected, she gets the run-around.
Enter Henry, who’s been looking for a lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against Bucky’s Beans.
What follows is a case of serendipity. I love the way Ms. Farnham weaved their stories together and finally brought Henry and Ruth together—accidentally—face to face. Reading each thread that crossed them together before they actually met was fun, and it served as the perfect build up to that first chance meeting.
A Case of Serendipity is a sweet romance that plays out on the page like a light-hearted and fun romantic movie. I found myself not only rooting for them in the case against Bucky’s Beans—telemarketers and spammy texts and emails make me nuts—but also for a happily-ever-after. After all, with so many common places and people and events in their background, it seems like they were meant to be. ~Tracy Broemmer, author of contemporary romance Something Like Love
So, since we're readers and we love books, I think we should do something fun. Something along the lines of what are you reading Wednesday...except it's Friday...So here on Broemmer Books, we're going to call it BOLO for...and we're going to suggest a book for you to find over the weekend because we loved it and think you might, too!
Not long ago, I asked you guys what you like in a book cover. Jenny Hanson posted several of her favorites, including one that's caught my eye a hundred times on Facebook ads. I almost downloaded it that day, but then I remembered I would meet the author at NIBB so I could wait and get a signed copy. So I did! And I read the book when I got home. So because I loved that cover, and because I loved the sweet & lighthearted story, and because I enjoyed meeting KJ Farnham, I am going to share her book first!
Watch for my review a little later today!
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