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The blurb:
Struggling film student Kitty Shakespeare is determined to make
the most of her new job as nanny to major producer Everett Klein's son, Jonas.
It might not be exactly the career she'd hoped for when she moved from London
to LA, but thanks to her habit of freezing up in interviews, this is her last
chance to impress a key player in Hollywood - if she can get this right, then
surely he'll take a moment to look at her work. However, what Kitty hasn't
allowed for is Everett's sexy-as-hell brother, Adam - but love at first sight
this is not.
Adam Klein may be sexy, but he's also gruff and rude and in no way ready to
make a fool of himself over the nanny - not after the year he's had. All he
wants to do hole up in his cabin and hide from the brother who destroyed his
life. If only he could find it easier to ignore the way Kitty makes his heart
race . . .
As Christmas approaches, Kitty and Adam come to realise that the course of true
love never does run smooth - and just maybe, it's more interesting that way...
A heartwarming Shakespeare Sisters Christmas romance from the bestselling
author of Fix You.
My Opinion:
*Book
provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review*
A Winter’s Tale is book two in the Shakespeare Sisters series. This
time we are following Kitty Shakespeare, who lives in LA and is a film student.
She is struggling to find an internship and then jumps at the chance of being a
nanny for the Klein family over Christmas.
Everett Klein is a major
producer, so the job might take her to the right direction eventually. Everett
has a brother called Adam. They don’t have a great relationship, but live close
to each other. This way Kitty gets to meet Adam.
They are not off to a great
start. He seems rude, moody and arrogant. However, sparks definitely fly and
they grow closer and closer. Things are not easy though, especially with Adam’s
family involved.
The story is full of ups
and downs, which makes it really exciting of course. I adored the scenes and
moments Kitty and Adam shared and sometimes Jonas was there too, so wonderful.
Carrie Elks has a very
smooth and heart-warming writing style. You get sucked into the story
immediately and never want to leave again. The storyline has several levels and
in the end everything comes together, it’s so gripping.
We also get to read about
the other Shakespeare sisters as well, so we get to catch up with Cesca and I’m
really looking forward about the other two sisters now. Can’t wait for their
books.
This book is full of
romance, passion, love and excitement. Carrie Elks is one talented author.
Rating:
Carrie Elks on Twitter: @CarrieElks
Website: https://carrieelks.com
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