For
fans of Beth O’Leary and Josie Silver, a heartwarming and romantic debut told
over the course of one year in monthly weekend installments, about found
family, new love, and the magic of London.
Flowers have always been the best communicators. They’ve mastered falling over
one another in the perfect way to announce exactly what they need: sunlight,
water, space. They do not rush. They do not bloom before their time. They do
not take without giving in return…
They are nothing like the rest of London.
Between trying to keep her north London flower shop, The Lotus, afloat and
falling for a flatmate, Lucy Bernstein is going to have to rethink everything
she knows about “creative arrangements.”
Unwillingly becoming one of eight flatmates in a quirky warehouse conversion
would have been difficult enough without any romantic entanglements, but when
Lucy lays eyes on Henry Baker, the traveling photographer who only comes home
twelve weekends a year, she knows her hands will be full with more than just
posies. As each weekend progresses, Lucy also finds herself unexpectedly
falling for all her new flatmates, along with this bustling but ultimately
sweeter home.
Can Lucy learn from the flowers she tends to and bravely reach for all that she
needs to bloom?
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Paperback (US)
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Narrated by Eva Kaminsky
Ruthie
– ☆☆☆☆
3.5 stars rounded up
This is an interesting take on a possible long-distance relationship – where
one of the protagonists is planning on leaving London when they find the place
of their dreams... through a year of visiting a different country each month.
Not exactly the basis of a new relationship, and yet Lucy and Henry find that
they are strongly attracted to each other, and might just give it a chance, or
not.
I found that I liked Lucy far more than Henry and was glad that she had her
floristry career as a significant part of her life. And whilst I understood her
loyalty to him, even when another suitor appears on the scene, Olivier was
clearly a nicer guy and behaved in a much kinder way than Henry did.
The Warehouse weekends were a fun concept for a book, as it made sure we could
catch up with all the residents and get a better view of their priorities and
lifestyle. I imagine that there could be future installments involving their
future loves.
ALEXANDRA
PAIGE is a writer and educator. She is enthusiastic about all things romance,
and her work often serves as a love letter to European travel and the chaos of
being twenty-something. She currently writes in an apartment she shares with
her boyfriend above a pizzeria downtown, though her stories are always taking
her elsewhere. She has an MFA from Lindenwood University and lives in New
Jersey. Weekends with You is her first novel.
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Paige!
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ARC provided by
Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided
with a free copy of Weekends with You by Alexandra Paige to read and review.
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