Love, by George
by Robert Taylor
I was gifted this book by a dear friend because a friend of her's wrote it, and she contributed on a some of it. Both story content and editing. I had no expectations going in and I was pleasantly surprised.
Synposis:
Love by George is the story of poet Hope and online dating mogul George.
Both at risk of joining the terminally single, they stumble upon love
the old-fashioned way - by chance - after being pulled for the same
random drug and alcohol test. Struggling with the paltry income from her
greeting card business, Hope accepts a position at Love by George,
Chicago's premier dating service. She makes an immediate impression on
George, the company's founder, a bachelor torn between the pursuit of
wealth and feeling truly alive. On New Year's Eve, it happens: midnight
passion, long in the making, caught on camera. The consequences of a
single kiss were never weighed, let alone the PR ramifications of one
after another after another. Now what? One thing is certain: With the
Paparazzi lurking, George's next move will be no secret. Will their
first intimacy be their last?
Love, by George was a fun light-hearted read, that I immensely enjoyed. It was an innocent look at falling in love by chance. The characters were funny, sweet and completely loveable. It was romantic without being cheesy or sappy, which I appreciated. The relationship between Hope and her family was fantastic. They were quirky and loving, and I wanted to have a Holiday dinner with them. We also had a character that we hated, which every good romance needs at least one. This book is sweet and hopeful.
This story is innocent (no sex) but it is still a great read. It is fun, sweet, romantic, and a little quirky. This is Robert Taylor's debut novel and he did a fantastic job. This book proves that you can have a great romance, without all the angst and sex. This was a solid 4 stars for me. I hope you all enjoy it!!
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