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The Rebound
This review was originally posted on Star Crossed Reviews I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Thank you to Bookouture for my copy of this book via Netgalley and for letting me take part in this tour. I read Catherine’s first book One Night Only last summer and really enjoyed it. When I saw Catherine had another book with another Irish male lead well I just had to read it.
Abby has lost everything she has been working for. Her employer went under. She was living in one of their apartments and entire savings were invested in the company. I like Abby because she is a fighter. She will stand up for herself and she won't give up.
Luke Bailey is literally the boy next door. Said boy has grown up into a real hottie. I was swooning the minute we met Luke and as the book progressed he did not disappoint!
This book was mainly set in Ireland which I really enjoyed. I have, sadly, only visited Dublin but I want to explore more of the beautiful Emerald Isle. Clonard sounds like a beautiful village. I love the way Catherine describes Ireland. It just makes me want to hop on a plane or ferry and get myself to Ireland!
This is a story about not giving up and believing that tomorrow will be better. You may stumble and you may fall but you will get up again and be stronger and better than before.
Abby has lost everything she has been working for. Her employer went under. She was living in one of their apartments and entire savings were invested in the company. I like Abby because she is a fighter. She will stand up for herself and she won't give up.
Luke Bailey is literally the boy next door. Said boy has grown up into a real hottie. I was swooning the minute we met Luke and as the book progressed he did not disappoint!
This book was mainly set in Ireland which I really enjoyed. I have, sadly, only visited Dublin but I want to explore more of the beautiful Emerald Isle. Clonard sounds like a beautiful village. I love the way Catherine describes Ireland. It just makes me want to hop on a plane or ferry and get myself to Ireland!
This is a story about not giving up and believing that tomorrow will be better. You may stumble and you may fall but you will get up again and be stronger and better than before.