New York, Actually by Sarah Morgan

New York, Actually

by Sarah Morgan

☆☆☆☆☆

 

From Manhattan With Love Series

Book #4

 

And there is Molly (Aggie). She has made a career of

teaching how to make relationships work. Very

successfully, I might add. Problem is, she has no clue

how to be in a relationship herself. Well, a relationship

with a man, not her best boy, Valentine. Her Dalmatian.

 

 

Next up, Daniel. A successful divorce attorney. He is great

at relationships. Well, not a relationship with a woman.

He is a great brother, friend, lawyer but not so much

as a boyfriend. Daniel spots Molly while jogging in the park.

She has Valentine with her. So Daniel decides to borrow

a dog, Brutus. Thinking this will give him an easy way to

meet up with the woman of his dreams. 

For a short while, anyway.

 

New York, Actually is a fun and very busy romantic read.

Not just one but two main character dogs. How great is that?

It's two people that have no interest in a relationship

lasting any length of time. They both agree.

Not to fall in love.

 

 

'He was right of course.

She was scared.

If you fell, next time you were more careful

where you stepped. And she'd fallen hard.'

 

Both Molly and Daniel are sure they not only won't

fall in love. They are sure they can't fall in love. So this

is a relationship that's safe.

Only, of course, it isn't.

Who will fall first? Who will fall hardest?

Who will learn the most about themselves?

 

Sarah Morgan has written a lovely romance story.

With all the good stuff that we look for when

picking a book. I hope you will enjoy reading it.

 

I bought my copy from Amazon

Review by Lisa Hutson