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Author: Rosie GreenFormat reviewed: EbookSource: Author supplied copyPublisher: Self publishedPublication Date: 31st January 2022Rating: 5 Stars
After a shocking accident, Martha Munro has given up on her childhood dreams. With her confidence shattered, even leaving the house is scary, and a promising romance with gorgeous Logan is over before it even had a chance to begin. But cheered on by her dad and her great friend, Madison, she makes a decision that could change everything. Can Martha find the courage to step out into the world and love again?
How on earth can this already by book 20 in the series, and still also feel really fresh. First I feel I need to say that despite it being quite deep into an established series this can easily standalone, this is the first time we have met Martha, and also she's friends with Madison and the other Duck Pond Cafe girls do put in an appearance, the focus is all on Martha.
And what a story Martha has, from her initial meeting with Logan, to the accident that has shocked her to her core and changed her outlook on life, to how everything pans out, I was gripped.
Although described vividly and I believe accurately, I would say it was rather painful to read about Martha's migraine's if only because they have caused my head to really hurt in sympathy, I've had a pounding headache more or less since reading about them.
That aside I loved this story, and seeing if Martha would be able to grow in confidence again. Lila is a new character who I loved to hate, she is beyond irritating, selfish and unfeeling, but with it provides great entertainment!
This is another example of how brilliant Rosie Green is at writing this series, it feels familiar and fresh at the same time, the characters are so relatable to and believable, and frankly anyone who is encouraging chocolate cake for breakfast in my opinion deserves a standing ovation!
Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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