It Started With A Book by Camilla Isley

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @camillaisley for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. It started with a book is comedy romance gener that will make you laugh out loud in places. This is a sweet and fun read that you will not be able to put down. The story is about Leighton who is trying to find love on tinder which is not going well due to being ghosted by men, but then she goes into a second hand bookshop and founds a book that takes her to Lakeville, and then she dreams about the cowboy Killian and there's much more that happens. It started with a book is a pleasure to read and I absolutely adored this book. I like the banter that flows through the book along with the romance. Cute read that at good pace and the writing style is very easy to get into. I enjoyed it from the get-go 5 stars. You will not be able to put this down . Blurb When she’s ghosted by yet another Tinder match, Leighton swears off dating for life. Who needs apps and blind dates when she has the perfect-in-every-way (apart from being fictional) heroes of her beloved romance novels? That night Leigh finds a second-hand book on her TBR pile, which transports her to the small-town of Lakeville Hills, where the heroines wear shorty-shorts and the men drink bourbon. And as Leigh drifts off to sleep, she dreams of billionaire cowboy Killian St Clair, who could win a gold medal for smouldering and bicep flexing. For a while, Leigh finds it easier to stomach misogynistic supervisors, newly coupled friends, and extravagant bridesmaid duties knowing she can return to Lakeville Hills each evening. Until one day, she wakes up to find she’s brought a bit of Lakeville Hills back with her: the impossible sexy and entirely implausible Killian St Clair is in her apartment. Now Leigh must help Killian navigate the real world. But as she gets to know the man behind the trope, can she keep her heart safe, or does she risk falling in love with her book boyfriend in real life? Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/startedbooksocial Author Bio – Camilla is an engineer who left science behind to enter the whimsical realm of romantic fiction. She writes contemporary rom-coms. Her characters have big hearts, might be a little stubborn at times, and love to banter with each other. Every story she pens has a guaranteed HEA that will make your heart beat faster. Unless you're a vampire, of course. Camilla is a cat lover, coffee addict, and shoe hoarder. Besides writing, she loves reading—duh!— cooking, watching bad TV, and going to the movies—popcorn, please. She's a bit of a foodie, nothing too serious. A keen traveler, Camilla knows mosquitoes play a role in the ecosystem, and she doesn't want to starve all those frog princes out there, but she could really live without them. Social Media Links – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camillaisley Twitter: https://twitter.com/camillaisley Instagram; Camilla Isley (@camillaisley) • Instagram photos and videos Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/CamillaIsleyNews Bookbub profile: Camilla Isley Books - BookBub

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