Get ready for some major gushing!! Before I start my review, I just have to say that I haven’t read a Tamara Leigh book that I have not loved! Medieval is not my favorite time period, but every one of her medieval stories that I have read is amazing! To me, that is a mark of a very talented author. This book, which is contemporary, is absolutely one of my favorite books ever! It just hit all the right spots for me!
Adda
is such a great character. I loved loved loved how she found God and
how she transformed and grew throughout this book. Tamara does a great
job with showing how even though we really want, and try, to do the
right things, old habits can be hard to break. I also like that Adda’s
changes were not super quick. That made it more believable to me.
Then
there’s Nick! Wow! Great male character! Without going into spoiler
territory, I’ll just say this, I loved his honesty to Adda at the end of
the story. I thought I knew what was going to happen, and while the
outcome was what I thought, the way it happened was not. I really liked
that it was not the normal cookie cutter way to end the story.
This
is definitely going on my keeper shelf - in fact, I might just have two
paperbacks (one old and one new), the kindle version, and the audio
version. And let me just say, this is one of the best narrated books I
have listened to.
*I purchased this book and was under no obligation to review, nor provide a positive review.
BackCover Blurb:
WRITER’S BLOCK, NIBBLED NAILS, PLAGIARISM, OH MY!
AND DID I MENTION ROMANCE?
Life for Adda Sinclaire, New York Times best-selling author and historical romance writer extraordinaire, reads more like a country song than a breathless, bodice-bursting affair. For starters, she has no romance in her own life. That might have something to do with the fact that her husband—correction, ex-husband—ran off with Stick Woman, whom everyone knew would never be more than a mid-list author anyway. To add insult to injury (and another verse to the country song), her ex not only took their dog but gave it to Stick Woman.
If that isn't enough, Adda has come down with a horrible case of writer's block, finds herself gifted with a Bible that is determined to speak to her, and is the unwitting target of a romance cover model's misdirected advances.
Just when she catches her breath—and quite possibly the eye of a certain fabulously good-looking man (ahem…her new editor)—her arch-nemesis gives the pot one final stir.
Available in digital ebook, paperback and audiobook:
Buy Stealing Adda at Amazon
*I purchased this book and was under no obligation to review, nor provide a positive review.
BackCover Blurb:
WRITER’S BLOCK, NIBBLED NAILS, PLAGIARISM, OH MY!
AND DID I MENTION ROMANCE?
Life for Adda Sinclaire, New York Times best-selling author and historical romance writer extraordinaire, reads more like a country song than a breathless, bodice-bursting affair. For starters, she has no romance in her own life. That might have something to do with the fact that her husband—correction, ex-husband—ran off with Stick Woman, whom everyone knew would never be more than a mid-list author anyway. To add insult to injury (and another verse to the country song), her ex not only took their dog but gave it to Stick Woman.
If that isn't enough, Adda has come down with a horrible case of writer's block, finds herself gifted with a Bible that is determined to speak to her, and is the unwitting target of a romance cover model's misdirected advances.
Just when she catches her breath—and quite possibly the eye of a certain fabulously good-looking man (ahem…her new editor)—her arch-nemesis gives the pot one final stir.
Available in digital ebook, paperback and audiobook:
Buy Stealing Adda at Amazon
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