Daisy Does It Herself by Gracie Player

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @Rararesources and @Gracieplayer for letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. I absloloutly loved Daisy does it herself and a bonues it is set in derbyshire which is where i live . The first few pages a found abit slow but after that i loved it and was hooked to the end. I was very sad when it finished. The story is set in upper Finlay and Daisy had terrible day and ends up on train but no clue where shes going. Daisy founds herself at lovely bookshop cafe that i would love to go to. I fell in love with the bookshop. Fton there she meets Alex and they end up helping each other. Great story love the characters especially Daisy and the aunt in the charity shop. I really liked Gracie Player writing style and her descriptions. I liked how Daisy character developed through the book due to her boyftiend changing her to what he wanted but when she went to Upper Finlay she found herself again which was lovely. This is the first book i have read by her and i will be reading more in the future. If strongly recommend Daisy does it herself if you not read it. Out to buy now 5 stars. Book Blurb Daisy Does it Herself Sometimes, the Last Place You Intended to Go is Exactly Where You Need to Be. When 26-year-old Daisy's life in London comes crashing down around her, the only thing she can think of is getting away - far away. That's how she found herself stumbling off a train in England's picturesque Peak District - 150 miles from home, with no idea why she'd gone there and even less idea how she intended to get home. As Daisy explores the gorgeous village of Upper Finlay, she glimpses the possibility of a different life. The Derbyshire Dales offer up new friends, new opportunities, and a distractingly dishy object of attraction in the form of local bookstore owner Alex (and his bumbling Great Dane.) When Daisy discovers Alex’s business is in trouble she steps in to save the day. But London's Calling - literally. The life Daisy ran away from is calling her back. Why then, is she so reluctant to heed its call? Daisy's got a decision to make: Will she play it safe, and return to what she knew? Or is she brave enough to take a leap of faith and create a bold, new life for herself in the last place she'd ever expected? Daisy Does it Herself is a sweet, uplifting romantic comedy about the power of self-confidence, friendship and of course love! Fans of warm and witty romantic comedies with a guaranteed happily-ever-after will be entrance Author Bio – Gracie is the author of the romantic fiction novel Daisy Does it Herself. Gracie loves to create strong, quirky heroines and hopes to introduce you to your latest book- boyfriend crush. She makes her home in the stunning Peak District in Derbyshire. Where she lives with her partner — amid ongoing negotiations over the size of her book collection and whose job it is to take out the bins! Social Media Links – https://twitter.com/GraciePlayer https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20170609.Gracie_Player https://www.gracieplayer.com/mailing-list/

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