The Art of Kissing Frogs
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3,8 • 39 notes
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- 5,99 $
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- 5,99 $
Description de l’éditeur
Bad dates? Kate's had 'em. As an American in London she's discovered not every Englishman is Tom Hiddleston. There was the guy who wanted to suck her toes in public, and the guy who thought he was an alien. As in the kind from outer space.
Broken heart? Kate's been there. After her husband left her for a hot Brazilian, her world came crashing down. Her heart and her confidence pretty much got thrown in a blender set to "chop." Her only options were to run home to America with her tail between her legs, or put on her big girl panties and get on with life. She chose the latter.
Faith in men? Surprisingly restored by the dreamy Adam Wentworth whose kindness and wicked sense of humor send Kate's damaged heart fluttering once again. After kissing so many frogs, she's determined not to let this prince get away.
Get lost in this sweet, clean & wholesome, feel-good romantic comedy.
Avis des utilisateurs
3.5 out of 5
Our heroine is a recently jilted wife living abroad. But, in order to get her residency she has to stay married - at least on paper - to her cheating husband. Following this she goes on a series of comical and terrible online dates. Then she meets Mr. Right. And doesn’t tell him she’s still married. And it ends up in the tabloids. I like how the author intersperses anecdotes of her failed dates and marriage throughout the book rather than stating them up front. That would have made for a depressing start to the book. I find it beyond belief that she and Mr. Right had fallen in love to the point of proposal in such a short time; however, this is a fiction novel so let’s agree that a HEA is what our heroine deserves, especially after facing so many frogs.