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Katia Rose's beautiful friends-to-lovers tale is available now and I loved it!!
Recommend times a thousand!
Better late than never.
It’s the phrase on the tip of everyone’s tongues. For three years, every staff member and regular at Taverne Toulouse has watched Zach and DeeDee edge their way closer to the grand finale of a ‘will they, won’t they’ dance that feels like it’s lasted for decades.
Bets have been placed. Wagers have been drawn. The whole of Montreal’s most famous dive bar is holding its breath. Will the small town boy with a heart of gold finally make a move on the wild, pink-haired bartender he’s been in love with for years, or will the moment pass them by and leave Zach and DeeDee insisting they’re ‘just friends’ yet again?
A rowdy night at the bar gets served with a twist that sends DeeDee spinning—not into Zach’s arms, but straight into his living room. With his dream girl crashing on his couch for a few weeks and brightening his days with spontaneous dance parties and eventful forays into the art of hair dyeing, Zach’s feelings only get stronger, and DeeDee’s follow right behind.
He calms her storms, and she streaks his skies with lightning. They fill each other’s gaps with a symmetry neither of them can ignore, but every step closer only raises the stakes of losing it all.
Late or never. A choice three years in the making. Their final shot to get it right.
One for the Road is part of the Barflies series, a set of standalone romantic comedies that chronicle the lives and loves of the staff at a Montreal dive bar.
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Katia Rose is not much of a Pina Colada person, but she does like getting caught in the rain. She prefers her romance served steamy with a side of smart and is a sucker for quirky characters. A habit of jetting off to distant countries means she's rarely in one place for very long, but she calls the frigid northland that is Canada home.
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So, the synopsis makes this sound like it's a continuation of this couple's story and you need the background... but the blurb at the end says it's a stand alone. Hm. Still, I'm intrigued because friends-to-lovers is my very favorite trope!
ReplyDeleteNone of their story is captured in other books, they're just in the other books and other characters continually speculate/tease about their non-relationship/feelings. It's enough that readers would be invested in this story but new readers wouldn't be missing anything.
DeleteThis does sound pretty good.
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely!
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