Blurb
If klutzy had a name it would be Annabelle Everett. What can go wrong, will… Especially when it comes to falling in love.
In
this short story, you will find yourself laughing out loud as you live
through a day in Annabelle’s shoes… Fancy pants ones to be exact.
When she meets the oh-so-sexy wine merchant, Jim Sharp, she pulls out
her finest moves and almost her hip. Through laughter and just a bit of
teasing, they learn that they may have far more in common than either
had assumed, and no matter what kind of luck a girl has, she always has
what it takes to find the man of her dreams.
Review
Annabelle
owns a bookstore and she’s living her life in a rut. To change things up, she
travels fifty miles from home to attend a wine club meeting. Unfortunately,
she’s a klutz and embarrasses herself in front of a man gorgeous enough to
grace the cover of a romance novel. Jim is the wine shop owner and, like
Annabelle, he has his fair share of mishaps too.
owns a bookstore and she’s living her life in a rut. To change things up, she
travels fifty miles from home to attend a wine club meeting. Unfortunately,
she’s a klutz and embarrasses herself in front of a man gorgeous enough to
grace the cover of a romance novel. Jim is the wine shop owner and, like
Annabelle, he has his fair share of mishaps too.
For two
awkward people, they fit very well together and there’s instant chemistry
between them.
awkward people, they fit very well together and there’s instant chemistry
between them.
This is a
really cute short story about embarrassing accidents, goodwill, and love at
first sight. I wish it would’ve been longer, but I really enjoyed it.
really cute short story about embarrassing accidents, goodwill, and love at
first sight. I wish it would’ve been longer, but I really enjoyed it.
5 Stars
Disclaimer –
I volunteered to read and review this book. Thank you, Danica Winters, for
sending me an ebook copy. I am not paid or compensated in any way, shape, or
form for this review. I will not change or alter this review for any reason
unless at my discretion.
I volunteered to read and review this book. Thank you, Danica Winters, for
sending me an ebook copy. I am not paid or compensated in any way, shape, or
form for this review. I will not change or alter this review for any reason
unless at my discretion.