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A review by paginasdealex
Indigo Nights by Louise Bay
4.0
*ARC provided by the author on NetGalley on exchange of an honest review. Thank you!
Delicious!
Beth is a YouTube baker that's in Chicago for a business trip. She's been offered a TV spot.
Dylan is a business man who owns several companies.
What will come after a passionate one night stand?
I can say with total honesty that I loved this book.
Let a begin with the story. We follow two strangers that meet on a fly from London to Chicago. They end up sleeping together and finally getting to know each other.
She's a YouTube baker (a baking guru?), and recovering alcoholic that's about to get a television slot. He owns companies, buys broke one's and fix them before selling them.
As far as I can see, they have nothing in common. But the chemistry is amazing.
Both characters are very well defined and presented. I found myself caring for them, and connecting with them.
The secondary characters were also incredible. I want to know more about them. The way they interact with the main characters is very natural and it doesn't feel forced. It's not like "let me just talk about the story". We get a real conversation and real people. I enjoy that in a book.
And finally, the steamy bits....
well, let's just say Mr. A8 can call me any time. They were great, didn't felt cheap or fake.
4/5 stars for me.
Delicious!
Beth is a YouTube baker that's in Chicago for a business trip. She's been offered a TV spot.
Dylan is a business man who owns several companies.
What will come after a passionate one night stand?
I can say with total honesty that I loved this book.
Let a begin with the story. We follow two strangers that meet on a fly from London to Chicago. They end up sleeping together and finally getting to know each other.
She's a YouTube baker (a baking guru?), and recovering alcoholic that's about to get a television slot. He owns companies, buys broke one's and fix them before selling them.
As far as I can see, they have nothing in common. But the chemistry is amazing.
Both characters are very well defined and presented. I found myself caring for them, and connecting with them.
The secondary characters were also incredible. I want to know more about them. The way they interact with the main characters is very natural and it doesn't feel forced. It's not like "let me just talk about the story". We get a real conversation and real people. I enjoy that in a book.
And finally, the steamy bits....
well, let's just say Mr. A8 can call me any time. They were great, didn't felt cheap or fake.
4/5 stars for me.