Lost and Found eBook Jeanne Bannon
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Can what was once lost be found again?
Lexi is so distraught after long-time boyfriend, Josh, dumps her she has to take a leave of absence from her job as an English teacher. Josh leaves behind the French bulldog he bought for her just before things fell apart. Lexi is not a dog person and contemplates giving the pup away. However, it’s all she has left of Josh and so she gives the little mischief-maker a little more time.
While at puppy obedience school, Lexi meets Tommy, a handsome, happy-go-lucky type she could easily give her heart to if only she was ready. Still pining over Josh, Lexi gives Tommy the brush off and they lose touch. As much as she doesn’t want to admit it, Lexi comes to realize that in the short time she and Tommy spent together, he’d left more of an impression on her heart than she cared to admit.
A winding road of unfortunate events brings Lexi and Tommy together again, but are they meant to be, or does fate have another plan?
Lost and Found eBook Jeanne Bannon
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review from "Quill and Ink Book Tours."****
This book was unexpectedly endearing! I'm not really a dog person, but I was intrigued by the cover and decided to give it a go!
The synopsis Jeanne Bannon wrote just about sums it up - what ya see is what ya get! I also really liked that there was some character growth and development, and that the characters weren't "practically perfect." (Also, the main male character isn't some brooding dark hero with anger management issues who secretly just needs a good cry in the rain! He's your regular Joe Shmoe, although he is a little judgey and picky about women wearing make up, etc).
The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars was because some of the drama with the ex (and ensuing backlash) was a touch unbelievable and melodramatic. Lexi goes on an undetermined leave of absence for what seems like 3/4 of a year from her schoolteacher position. Not only does this seem a little overdone for a non-traumatic break-up, but the fact that the principle was as supportive as he was seemed too good to be true. The ex is also textbook "brutish stalker/emotional sadist," so it got a bit Disney-villain at the end.
Other than that? A nice read with white wine! :-)
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Lost and Found eBook Jeanne Bannon Reviews
I love this cozy romance given by the author. It is so romantic and the story plot is just amazing.
Such a good read. Bannon's ability to capture the inner struggle of someone ending a chapter in their life and beginning a new one really makes this book. I found myself relating to and rooting for Lexi.
This is a wonderful story!
It was well written and I loved the storyline!
The characters were great and the dogs were adorable! There was some drama for the humans and animals alike!
I loved this book and would recommend it to everyone!
Full disclosure I am not a Romance fan. But I really enjoyed this book. It's a heartwarming story, well-told; the kind of story we wish would happen in real life - full of warmth, redemption, happiness and true love. The characters are well-rounded. The far-from-flawless heroine is likable and, even better, easy to relate to - most of us have made the kind of mistakes she does. It's nice to see how her character develops in the course of this short novella. The hero is a little too flawless, IMO, but this is a romance, after all - and he is charming enough to be hard to dislike. You WANT him to be real! The addition of two dogs, for this animal lover, made the book irresistible. Highly recommended.
Firstly, I have to mention that I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This is a really enjoyable read and a quick one. The story is well constructed and the characters of Lexi, Tommy, and even their dogs are written with plenty of personality built in.
Lexi has taken off work to recover from a devastating breakup. It takes her a bit to realize that the reason that it was so hard to deal with is that the ex was a controlling, mean, jerk. Apparently, it took his absence from her life and meeting the character, Tommy, to make her realize it.
Both Lexi and Tommy have dogs and they meet each other at a dog obedience class. In an effort to keep from giving away the story, I’ll just say that their chief conflict lies with Josh.
While I was expecting a little bit more from the story, as in the conflict was a little too easy to solve and the bad guy could have been more so, this is a romance story after all, and a well-written one at that. This pleasant read still earns 5 stars from me, as it is everything it is supposed to be A great offering from Jeanne Bannon.
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review from "Quill and Ink Book Tours."
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This book was unexpectedly endearing! I'm not really a dog person, but I was intrigued by the cover and decided to give it a go!
The synopsis Jeanne Bannon wrote just about sums it up - what ya see is what ya get! I also really liked that there was some character growth and development, and that the characters weren't "practically perfect." (Also, the main male character isn't some brooding dark hero with anger management issues who secretly just needs a good cry in the rain! He's your regular Joe Shmoe, although he is a little judgey and picky about women wearing make up, etc).
The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars was because some of the drama with the ex (and ensuing backlash) was a touch unbelievable and melodramatic. Lexi goes on an undetermined leave of absence for what seems like 3/4 of a year from her schoolteacher position. Not only does this seem a little overdone for a non-traumatic break-up, but the fact that the principle was as supportive as he was seemed too good to be true. The ex is also textbook "brutish stalker/emotional sadist," so it got a bit Disney-villain at the end.
Other than that? A nice read with white wine! -)
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