Too Busy For Love by Phoebe MacLeod

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @macleod_phoebe for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Too Busy for Love is a romance genre and I absolutely adored this book and read in one day. Brilliant. The first scene hooks you in straight away because Beatrice has been arrested due to the hotel she works at has been raided, and she has to go on bail until they investigate if she is part of what's happening with the owner and Jock who is the chef has also been arrested to and they both on bail for a week together in the hotel and when they are released there lives change. Too Busy for love is a light read, and you will adore the characters, and you will be left with a warm glow after reading this book. I love Phoebe MacLeod writing style and have read a few of her books now, and they are delight to read. The story at good pace and there are loads things happening in the book that will keep you entertained. I loved the ending . If you love good romance this book is definitely for you. A must read5 stars. This is my favourite book so far. Blurb For Beatrice, working at one of London’s boutique hotels is a dream come true. She doesn’t need a social life. She just needs an ordered diary, crisply folded sheets and happy guests. But Beatrice’s routine comes to an abrupt halt when her hotel is raided by the police. Suddenly she finds herself released on bail, and trapped in London, with only the hotel chef Jock for company. Having decided to make the most of their situation, Beatrice lets her hair down – figuratively and literally – for the first time in her life. And incredibly, despite the threat of possible prison around the corner, she finds she loves every moment spent exploring London in Jock’s company. But all bubbles have to burst, so when the pair are released without charge, it’s time for Beatrice to get her life, and her career, back on track. She can’t let a little thing called feelings get in her way… So why can’t she forget Jock, even when her career dreams look set to become reality? Beatrice may like to keep life fully booked, but can you ever really be too busy for love? Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/toobusyforlovesocial Author Bio – Phoebe MacLeod is the author of several popular romantic comedies. She lives in Kent with her partner, grown up children and disobedient dog. Her love for her home county is apparent in her books, which have either been set in Kent or have a Kentish connection. She currently works as an IT consultant and writes in her spare time Social Media Links – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PhoebeMacleodAuthor Twitter: https://twitter.com/macleod_phoebe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phoebemacleod21/ Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/PhoebeMacLeodNews Bookbub profile: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/phoebe-macleod

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