Not That Kind of Ever After by Luci Adams

Not That Kind of Ever After by Luci Adams had a strong premise but it just lacked something for me overall. Next I had a few ARCs sent to me to read, Off The Map by Trish Doller was a very fast 272 page read. Both were super fun, fast reads and I can’t wait to get my hands on her next book (spoiler alert - I just got an ARC I’m in the middle of now). I started the month on a Sarah Adams kick finally getting to read some of her catalog with The Cheat Sheet and When In Rome. I read six books in March, and didn’t finish three. They were all solid movies but A Winning Team is my overall winner of the bunch. Hallmark had 3 BOC movies in March, The Love Club Nicole’s Pen Pal, Game of Love, and A Winning Team. 'A wickedly funny exploration of finding one's own Happily Ever After.I know I know - it’s almost the end of April! But never fear, I’m here finally with the March wrap up podcast with all the Bonus Original Content movies for Hallmark and the books I read…and didn’t finish. And while London may be fresh out of Princes, it's got a surplus of frogs - and as Bella learns, kissing frogs can be extremely fun.įresh, funny and intelligent, this book will make any woman who's experienced dating in the 21st century laugh, wince and cry in recognition, and is perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Mhairi Mcfarlane and Beth O'Leary.įind out why everyone's talking about NOT THAT KIND OF EVER AFTER. With the help of her very own knight in shining Armani, Bella ditches the fairytale and decides it's time to write herself a brand new kind of happy ending. When her best friend moves in with the most boring ogre in history and her perfectly paired parents tell her their own love story is coming to an end, Bella's illusions of finding 'the one' shatters.

Above all things, above her wish to be a writer, above absolutely anything and everything, Bella wants to find love.But one fateful week changes everything. Once upon a time, in a flatshare south of the river, there lived an aspiring author named Bella Marble. Gloriously fun, romantic and feel-good, discover a 21st century London fairytale with an unforgettable twist A fun-filled, darkly witty romantic comedy spanning the length of the Northern Line and with an irresistible fairytale twist, NOT THAT KIND OF EVER AFTER shows the pains of modern day dating and the crushing reality we all feel when our illusions of the perfect life we dreamed of as kids begins to rub off, one terrible date at a time.