Stage Kisses on Halfpenny Lane by Clodagh Murphy

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @ClodaghMMurphy for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. This is book 2 of the series and is a lovely read, that I found quite easy to get into. I found I was drawn into Mimi and her sister's world at Halfpenny Lane. I felt for Mimi when her ex-Rocco walked in to be part of the play and she left feeling many emotions this made me want to read the book quickly because I need ed to know what happens With Mimi and Rocco. It was a fun read and kept me entertained to the end. 5 stars. You can read Stage Kisses on Halfpenny Lane as standalone. Enjoyable read out now. Stage Kisses on Halfpenny Lane Two old flames. One small stage. Trouble is just waiting in the wings ... Mimi and her sisters are still struggling to keep their beloved Halfpenny Lane Theatre afloat. So when Hollywood heartthrob Rocco Agnew wants a part in their upcoming production of Private Lives it promises to be a lifesaver. Rocco sets hearts racing and ticket sales soaring wherever he goes. The only problem: Rocco is Mimi’s ex – the one who broke her heart – and she’s slated to play opposite him in a role that will bring them far too close for comfort. They can’t turn down Rocco. Mimi doesn’t want to bow out. Will the little theatre be big enough for both of them? This is the second book in the Halfpenny Lane series, but it is a complete story and can be enjoyed as a standalone. Author Bio – Clodagh (rhymes with Yoda) is an Irish author of funny, feel-good romantic comedies. She lives in Dublin and writes in a cabin in the garden. Her latest release is the second book in a series of standalones set in the world of theatre. For more information about her books or to sign up to her newsletter, visit her website at http://clodaghmurphy.com

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