I wrote a book about Fairy Godmothers, teenage diaries, and Taylor Swift…
… well, sort of. I mean, it’s actually about a woman who runs away to Spain to find her teenage crush, but ends up sitting next to a grumpy (but handsome, natch…) stranger on the plane, and getting involved in a typically chaotic romcom with him. So it’s an enemies to lovers beach read, basically. But the book was inspired by two of my blog ones (This one, about the Fairy Godmother, and this one about the teenage diaries…), and there are a lot of Taylor Swift references, so I reckon the title of this post still stands.
I told you a bit about Cool Girl Summer in the last post I wrote about it here, so, rather than me repeating myself, here are a few things other people have said about it, instead…
And some more reviews of my enemies to lovers beach read…
“From the first page I was drawn into Summer’s story and her decision to see what life could be beyond her hometown and her “safe” predictable life. Where was the young girl who dreamed of so much more? 4This is a thoroughly entertaining book as Summer explores what can be possible if she just lets herself overcome her fears.”
A wonderfully fun and funny romance read that also addresses that it’s never too late to make the changes in your life you want to make. Summer is our main character, and after a warning and some self-reflection makes a decision to cross off her teen wish list and in doing so delights us readers to a hilarious story with a wonderful cast of characters full of laughs, love and growth. I honestly didn’t know what to expect as this is the first book I’ve read by Eve but I have to say, I’m hooked and can’t wait for more. Just a wonderful rom-com read!”
Jean
I just read the book. In One day because I could not quid. It was so nice because I am a long time reader of the Blog and I often thought of posts you wrote which the Book reminded me of. Please continue to write, behaus I absolutely love what you do. On the Books and on the Blog.
Amber
Ah, that makes me so happy – especially that you were able to recognise the parts that were inspired the blog! Thanks so much for reading it!