The third short story in the fun & flirty #LoveLondon series from exciting new chick lit author Nikki Moore!
For Georgiana Dunn, life changed forever in the devastating moment that the lorry hit her car.
Scarred and scared, she's not left the house in months.Then her mum buys her a puppy, forcing her to face the world again, walking on London's beautiful Primrose Hill. But that doesn't mean she's looking forward to Valentine's Day.
Leo devotes himself to working with children with special educational needs. In fact, he does very little else, and his friends are always telling him to get a (love) life. So when they challenge him to find a date for Valentine's Day, and he meets a lovely but lost girl who looks like she could use a friend, he thinks he's found the perfect solution.
But life has a way of being less than perfect … Will he be left standing on his own on the most romantic day of the year?
The Review
Uh-oh. I think I've got myself another book boyfriend. In Valentine's on Primrose Hill, Nikki Moore has created a sweet, dog-loving, gentle hero in Leo. He's gorgeously kind and just my type. Sure, I like an alpha male too on occasion, but mostly I'm about the shy, lovable type and Leo has that in abundance.
However, the book's not just about him, it's about Georgiana. She's been reclusive after a road traffic accident changed her life forever, and as she bravely ventures back into the world her confidence grows. Meeting Leo on Primrose Hill takes her by surprise and before long they develop a friendship where they regularly text, share their likes and dislikes and they grow closer.
However, the course of true love never does run smooth- after a bump in the path of their relationship leaves Georgiana crushed, will they get together on Primrose Hill on the most romantic day of the year?
This is my favourite in the series so far, an absolute winner full of charm and the type of romance I adore- a love story between two ordinary people.
A gorgeous read.
Valentine's on Primrose Hill is out now, published by Harper Impulse.
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