A review by lostcoffeemug
Conveniently in Bloom by Elise Kennedy

medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Loveable characters? Yes

5.0

 I don’t know if I have the words to say how much I loved Elise Kennedy’s newest book ‘Conveniently in Bloom’.  This book has everything from Marriage of Convenience, Age Gap (only 7 years), Hurt/Comfort, Force Proximity, Slow Burn, and of course Spicy Scenes. We will get to that last point in a bit. 

I first want to mention that the characters in ‘Conveniently in Bloom’ are done very well. I enjoyed how Elise Kennedy made these characters and since this is the first book, I’ve read in the Love in Fairwick Falls series she was able to tell the story and make it, so I wasn’t lost or confused by what happened in the past books.  With these characters and stories that were told I am for sure going to pick up the first and second books in this series.  But if you are like me and didn’t read the first two books that is okay.  The focus of this book is Lily Parker and Nash Donnelly and the characters from the past books are there, but they are just side characters and help make the story. 

I couldn’t help but relate to Lily in how she ended up in forced proximity with Nash.  Hurting oneself by accident is a skill that is hard to find, and Lily can get a gold star for that.  Right from the start you can tell Nash wants Lily and has for a while, so it was no surprise he wanted to be there to take care of her and help her in the only way he knew how.  Little did he know that letting Lily in would help him with his life way more than he ever thought.  

The passion these two have brings that spice level to a 4! That’s right, this spice level is so hot that you will need to take a cold shower. At first, Nash is trying not to give into the urges he has to take Lily how he wants.  Eventually, they both give in and let that spice level heat up.  ‘Conveniently in Bloom’ with that spice level and the characters being ones I loved seeing is a solid five stars!  You can’t help but want to keep reading the storyline, and I really had a problem putting this book down. 

‘Conveniently in Bloom’ is finally out now and is available wherever you get your books. You can also head over to Elise Kennedy’s website and order directly from her website.