The First by Frances Fleur

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @hyggebooktours @hb_publishing for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The First is book 1 in the series and I listen to this on audio it is 4 hours and 31 mins long. This is romance genre. I was thrilled to listen to this book and it was a fantastic read. The story has two narratives Cora who has turned 18 years old, who falls for her teacher, Zach, who she didn’t know was her teacher at first and bless him, he has his issues going on. . This is a lovely love story that gets a bit steamy at times and I love the tension between both of the characters who trying really hard not to get involved with one another. I liked the narratives: George Chinook and Alexandra Temple a lot and was hooked on their voices and the storyline. This is the second book I have read by Frances Fleur and I thoroughly enjoy her writing style and I do get hooked in to her books straight the way. The first will not take you long to read or listen to at all. I like the issues that Frances’s Fleur writes about in the story: friendships, family, loss and just day-to-day things that young adults struggle with. The First is an entertaining read that you will fall in love with, not be able to put down. I absolutely loved the characters and bonded with them straight the way. Can’t wait to read book 2 in the series. 5 stars brilliant. Book Description: Whoever said falling in love was easy, lied. Turning 18, Cora never envisaged her world would fall apart. After an abrupt return to her childhood town, she is thrust back into a life she had so desperately tried to escape. An unexpected meeting, with a handsome stranger, leads to the first kiss of her dreams. The attraction is undeniable. As their lives unexpectedly intertwine, it makes her question everything. Cora tries to navigate this romantic twist of fate. Falling in love for the first time, wasn’t anything like she had ever imagined. The first love is always the most memorable and this forbidden teacher-student love story will leave you wanting more… Author Bio: Hi everyone; I am Frances, and I love writing. I am based in Nottinghamshire, England. I have two beautiful girls, a naughty dog and my wonderful husband. I have been in education as a TA, teacher or tutor for twelve years. When I have a spare moment, or my mind starts to wander, I quickly write/type the ideas down, as you never know when inspiration can strike to create those new characters or exciting stories. I love reading and getting lost in romance novels, but I love writing them more. Audio about 4 hours ish listening time and 187 pages Book Links/Buy Links (Amazon, Goodreads etc.): https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/29968746.Frances_Fleur Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/First-first-forget-Purple-Hearted/dp/1739300408

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  1. Anonymous24 March 2025 at 12:05

    Thank you so much! -Hygge Book Tours

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