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renee_conoulty's review
5.0
I adore Nicki Edward's writing style. I've read all her books and couldn't wait to get my hands on this one. I love the combination of medical and rural romance - all the small town busybody issues without the farm equipment. And this time, there's a bit of rock star romance thrown in.
melsbookshelf's review
4.0
I really enjoy Australian romances. There is something about the country settings of Australia that are magical. Even though I am well and truly a city girl, I appreciate the slower country feel in rural romances. Nicki Edwards came on my radar when I read The Peppercorn Project . As well as being a great read, I think the author appealed to me because she is also a nurse, and I enjoy the nursing parts of her stories. One More Song was another that did not disappoint.
One More Song was an enjoyable quick read that left some warm and fuzzies behind. Single boy meets newly single girl and sparks fly, but they are from very different worlds. Can they make it work?
I did not enjoy it quite as much as The Peppercorn Project, however it was still a good read. I found the romance to be a little unbelievable at first and the story slightly slow. However, this improved drastically in the second half of the book, when there is a catastrophic event that adds a lot of excitement to the story, and a bit more grit.
I thought the characters were great, and I loved the feel of community within the town. I enjoyed that Harry was in musical theatre. I don't often read about men in musical theatre! It was an interesting perspective.
Lovely story that I would recommend to all romance fans!
Many thanks to Pan Macmillan and Nicki Edwards for a copy of "One More Song" for me to read and review.
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One More Song was an enjoyable quick read that left some warm and fuzzies behind. Single boy meets newly single girl and sparks fly, but they are from very different worlds. Can they make it work?
I did not enjoy it quite as much as The Peppercorn Project, however it was still a good read. I found the romance to be a little unbelievable at first and the story slightly slow. However, this improved drastically in the second half of the book, when there is a catastrophic event that adds a lot of excitement to the story, and a bit more grit.
I thought the characters were great, and I loved the feel of community within the town. I enjoyed that Harry was in musical theatre. I don't often read about men in musical theatre! It was an interesting perspective.
Lovely story that I would recommend to all romance fans!
Many thanks to Pan Macmillan and Nicki Edwards for a copy of "One More Song" for me to read and review.
For more reviews check out my blog
www.booksbabiesbeing.com
www.twitter.com/BBB_Mel
www.facebook.com/booksbabiesbeing
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