Another Time, Another Place by Jo Lovett

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @JoLovettWrites for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The front cover is bright and beautiful that catches your eye straight away. Another Time, Another Place is a romantic comedy that has a lovely love story that will keep you hooked to the book to the end. The story will make you smile and you can really see the energy between Liv and Ben in Jo Lovett writing style. This is a feel-good and heartwarming story that I enjoyed reading about Liv and Ben's relationship wondering if they will actually get together because timing is not their friend. There are some fantastic twists that I did not see coming. If you love romance and comedy Another Time, Another Place is for you. A great read that is out to buy now. 5 stars. Blurb Another Time Another Place Has someone ever come into your life and you thought, what if you ’ d had the chance to get to know one another better? Would we be together? When Liv finds herself locked in a shed with handsome stranger Ben (after both trying to rescue the same cat), the instant connection they make feels like fate had a hand in it. Has Liv finally found her perfect match? But everything about the timing means there ’ s no way they can be together. Not least because Ben has a girlfriend and Liv is moving to Paris the next day. Over the coming years their paths weave in and out of each other ’ s lives – together, but always fleetingly. If only they could stop missing each other, who knows what fate may have in store for them ... Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/anothertimesocial Author Bio – Jo was runner - up in the Good Housekeeping/ Orion First Novel Competition 2018 and shortlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Award 2019. She lives in London with he r family. She started writing romantic comedy when she realised that she was regularly begging her oldest son to let her do his English homework but wasn't actually very interested in haunted houses or Macbeth analysis. When she can escape her laundry moun tain, she enjoys reading, tennis and wine

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