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This novel was EXACTLY what I needed this week! A romantic comedy that wasn't Insta anything. It had me sitting surely up giggling the night away while reading. T.K SHINES in this new genre and I hope we get more from her. (Not that she doesn't dominate in the other novels she has written, because she does.)
Baylee is recently a single woman who needs a change of pace. she is refreshing and vibrant as a woman. I LOVED her character as well. Empowering and very relatable.
Then we have Sebastian (Sebby). A tall drink of water IMO. He was a well shaped character that I had some INSTA love for. He isn't rude or overpowering, he is exactly a gentleman and I loved it. The perfect match for Baylee.
These two had me in stitches in this book and I really enjoyed them. I was in the mood for two people just falling in love and that is what I got. It was funny, emotional, and best of all, you wont want to put it down. Impeccable writing that is engaging and relatable with characters you swear you have known forever.
You know how you always say "Someday I will"?
Well, I’ve hit my someday.
Someday begins today.
Baylee Morgan is at a crossroads of her life. Leaving her marriage of ten years and the only life she’s ever known, she starts over in a penthouse ocean-front condo in Santa Monica, California. She soon finds herself immersed, albeit reluctantly, in the daunting and perilous world of dating as an almost thirty-something in Los Angeles, unsure of how to act, what to do, or whether that hot guy she meets in yoga class is straight.
Sebby Powers’ dream has always been to work in the film industry. At the age of thirty-five, he’s one of the youngest up-and-coming producers in Hollywood. His life is perfect. Perfect apartment. Perfect girlfriend. Perfect dog. Until a friendship with a beautiful new woman with vibrant red hair and a similar taste in cheesy movies throws his perfect life into a tailspin.
The Other Side Of Someday is a fun, sexy story of looking for Mr. Right in a world full of Mr. Wrongs, when Mr. Right could be just next door.
