Showing posts with label tempting autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tempting autumn. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 October 2019

Tempting Autumn (Booktober)

 

"You called me Nathan. You got me kid; right in the heart."





One of my favourite authors of all time has a series centering around four friends who open a lingerie store in New Zealand. Conveniently, their stories are set in the seasons, and Rowan's is autumn. Now, because New Zealand is down south, you'd worry this isn't going to be a cozy story, but Rowan and her man head into the unknown together where it's quite fresh enough, plus there are jackets and fall leaves all over the place, so you can easily cuddle with a blanket.

Also, New Zealand. There's no way you can miss out on this!




Fashion designer Rowan thought she’d accepted that marriage and babies would never be a part of her life, but when her muse abandons her she realizes she hasn’t come to terms with it at all. Lonely and miserable, she accepts Hitch’s tempting offer of an autumn adventure in the hope that maybe, in the peace of the mountains, she’ll find the answers she needs ...
(from Goodreads)

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*image not mine

Thursday, 14 September 2017

Tome Thursday: Tempting Autumn


Hello everyone!

Back with another book review this week, and I also have to say I have FINALLY figured out how to schedule my blog posts.

I know, I know, where have I been living all this time, right?

Well, unfortunately, I don't usually have to think about scheduling in any event because I'm right by the computer in the evenings and I can press the 'publish' button without any kind of problem. But when I'm off with my friends or doing something else, then things might get a little bit difficult, so I tested it this Tuesday and TA-DA! It works!

I feel like a kid on Christmas morning haha!

Now on to what I'll be talking about here, which is another book by Serenity Woods, this one titled Tempting Autumn, the second in Ms Woods' Four Seasons series. 

And since it's basically autumn now, what better way to commemorate it?