Indelibly Yours by Monica Myers

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBTand @mmyersauthor fir letting me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Indelibly yours is Romance and i loved it. I love the hate and love reletionship between Olivia and Joel. Its great book to read and it did make me laugh. I love granny V shes great i would like to be like her when am 80 years old just full of life. The story is to get into straight the way and I loved how Olivia got a tatoo to also prove people wrong about jer. Olivia is a strong character and is there for everyone else but sometimes forgets about herself. This is the first book i have read in the seris and this is book 2 you can read it as standalone. I will definatly be reading more by Monica Myers. 5 stars a fabulous read. Book Blurb He tattoos her skin; she gets under his. Can these two ever find something permanent together? Joel’s got the whole “gruff Viking pirate” thing nailed, with his somewhat-cranky attitude and a body that’s a living billboard for his arty tattoo studio. But underneath the bad boy façade, he harbors a devotion to his adopted family that’s as true blue as his deepest indigo inks. All he wants is to make his business a success so that his people will be proud of him. When his planned expansion is thwarted, Joel can’t help holding a grudge against the woman who stole his perfect location, no matter how enticingly adorable Olivia’s mussed hair and bunny slippers are. For her part, Olivia has no idea she’s coming across as “bed-rumpled sex goddess” rather than “sleep-interrupted, perpetually frazzled single mom,” but either way her skin prickles the first time she meets the presumptive, cocky Joel. She’s dreamed of meeting a Mr. Nice Guy to offer her and her daughter Abby some stability, and while she knows she shouldn’t judge a book by its cover (or a man by his ink, in this case), nothing about Joel screams “smooth sailing ahead.” So why then is she so drawn to him? Author Bio Monica is a writer of romance novels and short stories. After spending almost a decade in the postgraduate study of literature and earning her PhD, she left the world of academia to pursue her dream career as a novelist. She lives in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales with her long-suffering spouse, their furry menagerie and far too many books. When not writing, Monica can be found walking her dog, devouring romance novels and getting hopelessly lost down internet rabbit holes.

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary11 March 2023 at 09:28

    thank you so much for supporting the tour, so glad you enjoyed the book! x

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