Love & Pollination by Mari Jane Law

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you, @rararesources, for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Love and Pollination is romance genre. I read book 2 before I read this book, which is book 1. You don’t need to read both. I loved the second one and was so happy I was asked to read Love & Pollination. It is a fantastic read and I love the characters, especially Perdita neighbors. The story about Perdita who has a couple of Dilemmas and then meets Saul, which adds to more complications in her life. This is an easy read that you will not be able to put down. It's brilliant, and I did have some moments of giggling, which is great to have that while you are reading. This is a feel good read that will make you smile until the end. The characters are wonderful, and I felt like I had known them forever. If you're looking for a light — heart and romantic book, this is definitely for you. I strongly recommend 5 stars. Blurb Perdita Riley is facing the greatest dilemma of her life. Why had she taken Violet Freestone's advice on how to make herself look more alluring? It led her into the arms of a womaniser. And now Perdita has to deal with a huge setback. Actually, Setback Number One isn't huge yet, but it won't be long before it is. To cheer herself up, Perdita goes shopping, where an extraordinary encounter deposits her, literally, into the lap of Saul Hadley. She would like to stay there, but Setback Number One is going to get in the way. Will she find a way to deal with what has happened? Can she manage the complications of her growing attraction to Saul? Love & Pollination Shortlisted for Choc Lit's 2019 Search for a Star competition Convent girl seeks love. But there are one or two hiccups… This hilarious situational romantic comedy will keep you gripped until the very end. Love & Pollination is Book 1 of the Love & Mishaps Quirky Romantic Comedy Standalone Series Love & Pollination: A charming and sweet love story set in the Bristol area, UK. Heat level: mild - sometimes described as ‘fade to black’ - and comedic. Language: mild. Purchase Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Pollination-Mari-Jane-Law-ebook/dp/B08772BTFZ https://www.amazon.com/Love-Pollination-Mari-Jane-Law-ebook/dp/B08772BTFZ

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