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A review by kcsunshine25
Saorsa by Heather Shere, Kerry Heavens
4.0
When two authors that you love decide to write a book together you do a happy dance and get beyond excited. I just knew that the bond that Kerry and Heather share would create a beautiful story.
Art imitates life a little in that our heroine Charlotte Rose, an American, has a British bestie, Louise. Just like Kerry and Heather.
I’m writing this review on International Woman’s Day because Charlotte IS the epitome of a strong woman. She throws off the claws of her every day life to live the life she wants. Uproots her life and goes for it.
Heather and Kerry excel individually at writing charismatic, powerful women; together their creation is the woman I aspire to be.
It wouldn’t be a romance book without a significant other. If you hanker after bearded, tattooed men you will love Rhys McAllister. And with a Scottish accent and the smell of heather (the plant not the author, although she does smell nice too) he had me at Pret!
Throw in to the mix sexy twins and a meat platter (I am vegetarian by the way but damn my boys would demolish it) and I’m smitten.
Great read. And St Paul’s is magnificent.
Art imitates life a little in that our heroine Charlotte Rose, an American, has a British bestie, Louise. Just like Kerry and Heather.
I’m writing this review on International Woman’s Day because Charlotte IS the epitome of a strong woman. She throws off the claws of her every day life to live the life she wants. Uproots her life and goes for it.
Heather and Kerry excel individually at writing charismatic, powerful women; together their creation is the woman I aspire to be.
It wouldn’t be a romance book without a significant other. If you hanker after bearded, tattooed men you will love Rhys McAllister. And with a Scottish accent and the smell of heather (the plant not the author, although she does smell nice too) he had me at Pret!
Throw in to the mix sexy twins and a meat platter (I am vegetarian by the way but damn my boys would demolish it) and I’m smitten.
Great read. And St Paul’s is magnificent.