A review by a_workman89
An Unholy Affair by Evie Alexander

emotional funny hopeful inspiring slow-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A

4.5

 

“Will he show her heaven, or take her straight to hell?” 

Eveline is a vicar. She is looking for marriage and kids. Jack is an escort who keeps his job a secret from everyone back home. They meet one night in a bar in London; sparks fly but their time is interrupted. A year later, when his father passes, he returns home. Eveline is living and working in his hometown. Can they move past their jobs and find love? 

An Unholy Affair is the second novel in the Foxbrooke series. Despite this, these books can be read as standalone novels. Like Love and Lib, this is a super cute story. I absolutely loved the character and plot development. There are a few twists that will surprise you. There is some plot appropriate mild spicy scenes. 

I would recommend both books in this series. An Unholy Affair is more serious than Love and Lib. But there is still a good deal of humor, especially thanks to Estelle. Everyone has certain assumptions of Eveline and Jack, yet these assumptions are incorrect.