Not That Kind of Ever After by Luci Adams

Her other goal besides being a writer is the traditional happily ever after resulting in a ring and a white wedding dress. Martin’s Press in exchange for an honest review.There are several chuckle-out-loud moments in this novel, which is about a woman in her late twenties who aspires to be a novelist but has been stuck as a receptionist for a literary agency for years. Or you could click here, and be redirected to Amazon, so you can order the book.ĪRC provided by NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for St. If you click here, you’ll be redirected to Goodreads, so you can add the book to your TBR list. All you need to know if Bella gets her Ever After with quite a guy. I would highly recommend this book if you’re looking for a fun read about dating in this day and age-with a cute lil’ trope at the end, but not giving that one spoiler away. It was still a super cute story and I totally see why it’s classified both under romance and under general fiction-it’s a little bit of both. This isn’t a closed door romance per se, we know Bella gets down to business a few times but we don’t see much of the details on it, if you know what I mean. I found Bella annoying but at the same time I loved it? I was down for watching her fail and then redeem herself (multiple times), but I always knew she’d have her Happily Ever After. Josie’s accent was soft and whimsical and I could surprisingly listen to it at 2.5x speed and still understand what she was saying perfectly (I usually can’t do more than 1.5x speed with a British accent, my ears just aren’t trained for it, I’m sorryyyyy). I was not expecting Josie Charles’ British accent but I must say I ended up being pleasantly surprised.

This audiobook caught me off guard to begin with. And most people around her can see it, Bella just isn’t willing to hear it.

Little did she expect that she’d go absolutely viral as now she must look for more fairytales (and one-night stands) to rewrite. “Not That Kind of Ever After” follows Bella Marble, an aspiring author and current receptionist at a publishing house, as she struggles through her changing life and, after a fit of writer’s block, decides to start writing autobiographical-ish fairytale one-night stands. Contains sexual content, but isn’t too explicit. “It’s our own classy ending to our own classic story, and I now know with absolute certainty that it’s better than any fairytale out there.”Ĭontent Warnings: Discusses cheating and contains some self deprecation and slightly unhealthy relationships.

Not That Kind of Ever After by Luci Adams