Unexpected Love

Unexpected Love

4.3 (14 ratings)
2015 · English · Kindle · 4 editions
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In a world where love seems like an elusive dream, Olly Biel has firmly declared it off the table. With dreams of personal success and independence, she has built her life around ambition and self-sufficiency, leaving little room for emotional entanglements. However, when she unexpectedly crosses paths with a charming and enigmatic stranger, her perfectly crafted plans begin to unravel.

As the chemistry between Olly and this unexpected newcomer simmers, she finds herself grappling with feelings she thought she had left behind. Navigating the complexities of ambition and desire, Olly begins to question her long-held beliefs about love and what it truly means to open herself up to another person. The attraction is undeniable, but so are her fears of vulnerability.

Set against a backdrop of modern relationships and the challenges they present, this tale delves into the transformative power of connection. Olly’s journey highlights the struggle between commitment and freedom, forcing her to confront what she truly wants in life and love. Can she embrace the unexpected and let her heart guide her, or will she retreat to her comfortable solitude?

Book Details

Format Kindle
Pages 74 pages
Language English
Published Sep 5, 2015
Editions 4 editions

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Overall, I liked this book. It was rather sweet and funny at times yet pretty angsty and sad at others. Whit andCaleb are both loveable characters and I loved their backstory, I think it showed well through their behaviour especially Whit's. However, there was way too much sex, I absolutely understand that a young couple would want to spend their days together in bed in real life but in this book some scenes were unecessary and felt like too much. Honestly, there wasn't one chapter without one. Erase some of them and I would've absolutely loved it. I still enjoyed reading it though.

December 22nd 2022
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