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A review by nicole1
Storing Up Trouble by Jen Turano
4.0
Jen Turano is the queen of quirky characters that sweep you away in whimsical, hilarious adventures!
Storing up trouble is a new on my list of favorite Jen Turano books!
The two main characters are complete opposites and get off on the wrong foot from the beginning.
I love that!
This is the beginning of a truly enchanting story!
Full of witty comebacks, sassy characters and a touch of peril this final book in the series is not to be missed!
Mini rant-
I am finding the constant talk of women's rights issues and unequal pay talk incredibly redundant in historical fiction lately. If you spend any amount of time in the genre you are aware of the difference in time, and the challenges they faced. I actually found it ironic that one of the pay issues was linked to men more commonly treating marketing and retail as a career choice not a hobby. Then the female lead takes a job with no plans for it being her lifelong career and still she was complaining about her pay. That irked me, but I moved on.
Rant over.
This is definitely an enjoyable book not ment to be taken too seriously, and for that it was just perfect.
I recieved a copy of this book from the publisher through Netgally, my review is my honest opinion.
Storing up trouble is a new on my list of favorite Jen Turano books!
The two main characters are complete opposites and get off on the wrong foot from the beginning.
I love that!
This is the beginning of a truly enchanting story!
Full of witty comebacks, sassy characters and a touch of peril this final book in the series is not to be missed!
Mini rant-
I am finding the constant talk of women's rights issues and unequal pay talk incredibly redundant in historical fiction lately. If you spend any amount of time in the genre you are aware of the difference in time, and the challenges they faced. I actually found it ironic that one of the pay issues was linked to men more commonly treating marketing and retail as a career choice not a hobby. Then the female lead takes a job with no plans for it being her lifelong career and still she was complaining about her pay. That irked me, but I moved on.
Rant over.
This is definitely an enjoyable book not ment to be taken too seriously, and for that it was just perfect.
I recieved a copy of this book from the publisher through Netgally, my review is my honest opinion.