A Proposal Changes Everything by Isabelle Grace-

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooLoosBt and @Gracewriting for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. A Proposal Changes everything is good read. I liked Jack and Tess tbry both are very cute toghter and are meant to be. They have been friends for 20 years but suddenly Jack realise how he feels about Tess and ask her to marry him. Tess goes in a bit of panic of load but she not thought of Jack like this but as they kind of start dating her feelings change. This is the second book in the series and is 230 pages long. This is a lovely romance which is heartwarming and it does get bit steamy in places. The story is written well and good plot and I liked all the characters and it has hooked me because needed to finish it to see what happens to them both. I love how there family are so supportive to them both 5 stars. Book Blurb He writes happy endings for a living, but can Jack orchestrate his own? When bestselling author Jack Blackwood spontaneously proposes to Tess, her first reaction is laughter. Wait, he isn’t joking? Sure, they’ve been best friends for most of their lives, but that’s just it: they’re best friends. Except something shifts in both of them following Jack’s suggestion and the more time they spend together, the more Tess begins to consider Jack in a new light. Could a rock-steady friendship be the perfect foundation of a love for the ages or would they be fools to risk everything they have on a “what if?" Author Bio Isabelle Grace is a retired educator who writes sweet to steamy contemporary romance full of heart, humor, and all the feels. Each book contains swoon-worthy heroes and strong, often sassy heroines on their journey to happily-ever-after. Each story is primarily set in a small town, loosely based on her own surroundings in the foothills of West Virginia’s section of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Her stories are primarily set in small towns loosely based on her own surroundings in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in West Virginia. When not writing, Isabelle loves to read and spend time with her family, friends, and her rescue Pomeranian, Bella. A Proposal Changes Everything is her second romance with Rosewood Books.

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  1. Zoé20 January 2023 at 09:04

    Thank you so much for your support on the tour and for sharing your fab review x

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