Unplanned Party
Author | : Mel A ROWE |
Publisher | : Mel A ROWE |
Total Pages | : 263 |
Release | : 2019-04-23 |
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Rating | : 4/5 ( Downloads) |
Download or read book Unplanned Party written by Mel A ROWE and published by Mel A ROWE. This book was released on 2019-04-23 with total page 263 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "When hiding behind the scenes is no longer an option..." As an introverted party planner, Emma Toplin’s superpower is to blend. Except on her birthday when she tries to flee the worst public humiliation of her life, but can’t—because someone stole her Parte van. Struggling to shun the media spotlight, prank callers, and her sister, she’s also got a delicious detective on her case who’s a party-favour she doesn’t need. Newly promoted detective, Ryan Lewis, always follow orders, and it’s his job to trap the Parte van. Yet working with Emma blurs his lines of professionalism, stirring the battle between his heart and his badge. But when an uninvited guest threatens to wrench them apart, past secrets are revealed at a party that could be Emma’s last... Unplanned Party is a fun fling, celebrating lives filled with flaws, cocktails, and gallons of glitter. It's the perfect blend of drama, romance, friendship, and love; where its characters (and pets) are flawed and funny, making them perfectly relatable to readers who enjoy their heartfelt romance combined in today's women's fiction. Here are what some of the readers say in their Five Star reviews from Goodreads and Bookbub: “A cast of hilarious characters will make you laugh out loud!” “A very entertaining and upbeat crime solving love story from down under.” “This book was super good…it kept you wanting to read the book in one sitting.” “Love these characters and their screwed up lives!” “A thoroughly enjoyable read with a bit of everything…” “A terrific read… the descriptions of the characters bring them to life and you have lots of laughs along with them.” “This book was good…definitely full of quirky characters.”