Love, Accidentally by Phoebe MacLeod

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources For letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Where do I start, I absolutely adore Phoebe Macleod books, they are engaging and heartwarming from start to finish. When I am stressed, I struggle to read. Phoebe Macleod books always help, and Love Accidentally did not let me down. It was brilliant. This is a romance genre and the story about Tilly, who is a nurse working in accident and emergency. Tilly meets a young junior doctor called like, and is he the one? I was entertained from the minute I opened the book until the end. It made me laugh and feel different emotions while reading the book. I liked the characters and that they were all different and was good to see them develop through the book. I like the title and the front cover, it works well together. Love accidentally will make a great holiday read. Fantastic 5 stars. Blurb Sometimes, what happens on the nightshift, should stay on the nightshift... As an A&E nurse, there’s not much that can catch Tilly off guard (not even those kinds of accidents). But when her bachelor flatmate gets a girlfriend and her sister announces she wants another baby, Tilly is surprised to find herself questioning her happily single existence. Thankfully, the arrival of a new face on the ward offers a welcome distraction. With his lustrous hair, and charming personality, Dr Luke sets hearts racing all across the hospital. But as Tilly and Luke get to know each other better, she starts to wonder if he’s really her McDreamy after all... Is Tilly being blinded by her determination to find someone? And while she’s looking in Luke's direction, will Tilly miss what’s right in front of her? Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/LoveAccidentally Author Bio – Phoebe MacLeod is the author of several popular romantic comedies including the top ten bestseller, The Fixer Upper. She lives in Kent with her partner, grown up children and disobedient dog. Social Media Links – Facebook: @PhoebeMacLeodAuthor Twitter: @macleod_phoebe Instagram: @phoebemacleod21 Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/PhoebeMacLeodNews Bookbub profile: @phoebemacleod

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