Meet Me in Ivy Falls by Amy Trues

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces for being part of this tour and reviewing this book. Meet me in Ivy Falls is a romance genre that is set in a small village in Ivy Falls and the two narratives are Torran who is putting all her effort in house restoration and trying to help the identity of the village come alive then the second narrative is Beck who left Ivy falls due to trauma and loss and use to go out with Torran, but now he is back. I enjoyed following there love, hate relationship and liked how you could see both sides of their stories and how they feel about each other but don't deal with it very well when they're keeping seeing each other especially Torran because she's still hurt from the break-up even though it was a long time ago due to the way Beck broke up with her. . A delightful read about second chances and Ivy falls sounds beautiful, would love to go there. My heart did go out to both of them due to what they experienced in their life and I was rooting for both of them to get past this. I found the story was easy to settle in to and was at a good pace. A lovely, heart-warming read that might make you cry and smile. 5 stars. Blurb Meet Me in Ivy Falls Welcome to Ivy Falls In the gorgeous small town of Ivy Falls, Torran is putting all her passion into building her new career in house restoration, trying desperately to help the town keep its identity and charm. She has no time for love but when her childhood sweetheart, Beck, comes back to town and outbids her on her dream house at auction, sparks fly. This man broke her heart. Can she ever trust him again? For Beck, Ivy Falls means trauma and loss. He knows his sudden departure hurt Torran badly but there are things she doesn't know. He never intended to return to Ivy Falls so why is he there, bidding on his childhood home? His feelings for Torran are as strong as ever but Torran means Ivy Falls and Beck can't go back there. Can he find a way to heal his past and find his future? A romantic, uplifting and captivating read set in small-town America, perfect for fans of the Virgin River series and Colleen Hoover. Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Meet-Ivy-Falls-addictive-small-town-ebook/dp/B0CVJ679CM/ https://www.amazon.com/Meet-Ivy-Falls-addictive-small-town-ebook/dp/B0CVJ679CM/ Author Bio – After stints working in entertainment and advertising, Amy True turned to chasing her one dream: writing romance. She can often be found in her local writing spot sipping her favorite iced tea (with a touch of lemonade) and putting together playlists for her next books. When she’s not daydreaming about her next cinnamon roll hero, Amy is traveling with her family, reading good books, and plotting her next small-town romance. While she grew up only ten minutes from Disneyland, which inspired her love for storytelling, she now calls Arizona home. Social Media Links – HERA – @HeraBooks (Twitter), @hera_books (Insta), www.facebook.com/HeraBooksUK AUTHOR – Website: amytruebloodauthor.com Instagram: @atruebooks

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