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Twisted Fate
by Dana Miller
Disclaimer: I received this book from the author. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Book: Twisted Fate
Author: Dana Miller
Book Series: Standalone
Rating: 5/5
Publication Date: November 30, 2018
Genre: Humor
Recommended Age: 17+ (humor, mental illness TW, sexual content)
Publisher: Northampton House Press
Pages: 252
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Synopsis: Laina Jorden’s Shakespeare-themed Staten Island bookstore is on the brink of failure. She can barely drag herself out of bed before lunch. She rarely picks up after herself, and she’s lost her belief in fate ever since her childhood sweetheart moved away, leaving her broken-hearted. Any man she meets is quickly kicked to the curb; they can’t compare to Jared.But when Laina’s zany roommate forces her to attend his cousin’s wedding, she finds herself walking down the aisle as an emergency bridesmaid in a dress meant for a woman nine months pregnant. Even after drinking too much and setting her dress on fire, Laina manages to catch Mason’s eye. But a few months later, while she’s meeting his family in the Bahamas, Laina realizes that Mason’s stepbrother, JP, is none other than her old flame Jared. Is it too late to untangle the web she’s twisted in? Determined to find true happiness, Laina must uncover secrets and balance friendship against love as she fights to regain her destiny.
Review: Overall, this was a very enjoyable book! I loved the character development and world building. I thought the writing was well done overall and the plot was interesting and intrigued me from start to finish. The pacing was also very effortless and the book flowed so well.
However, I did feel like the ending was a bit cliché and the decisions some of these characters made… it made me question my love for them.
Verdict: A great book!
Book: Twisted Fate
Author: Dana Miller
Book Series: Standalone
Rating: 5/5
Publication Date: November 30, 2018
Genre: Humor
Recommended Age: 17+ (humor, mental illness TW, sexual content)
Publisher: Northampton House Press
Pages: 252
Amazon Link
Synopsis: Laina Jorden’s Shakespeare-themed Staten Island bookstore is on the brink of failure. She can barely drag herself out of bed before lunch. She rarely picks up after herself, and she’s lost her belief in fate ever since her childhood sweetheart moved away, leaving her broken-hearted. Any man she meets is quickly kicked to the curb; they can’t compare to Jared.But when Laina’s zany roommate forces her to attend his cousin’s wedding, she finds herself walking down the aisle as an emergency bridesmaid in a dress meant for a woman nine months pregnant. Even after drinking too much and setting her dress on fire, Laina manages to catch Mason’s eye. But a few months later, while she’s meeting his family in the Bahamas, Laina realizes that Mason’s stepbrother, JP, is none other than her old flame Jared. Is it too late to untangle the web she’s twisted in? Determined to find true happiness, Laina must uncover secrets and balance friendship against love as she fights to regain her destiny.
Review: Overall, this was a very enjoyable book! I loved the character development and world building. I thought the writing was well done overall and the plot was interesting and intrigued me from start to finish. The pacing was also very effortless and the book flowed so well.
However, I did feel like the ending was a bit cliché and the decisions some of these characters made… it made me question my love for them.
Verdict: A great book!