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A review by beth5677
Promised Nights by Louise Bay
5.0
I received a copy of calling me through Netgalley from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
Ashleigh has been in love with Luke, her best friend’s brother since they were kids. Believing that Luke can only see her as another sister, Ashleigh is making an effort to move on with her life and find her Prince Charming. Problem is that no one can compare to Luke. What’s a girl to do?
Luke doesn’t believe in marriage. He’s comfortable with his girlfriend and where his life is. Why get married? When Luke is confronted by his girlfriend(Emma) about taking the next step. He is forced to evaluate his relationship with Emma and his life. Who do talk to about something this life changing? Your sister? NO! Your sisters best friend? YES!!
Calling Me is the complete series in one book. It’s not just two friends who fall in love or have been in love with each other forever. It’s also a story about facing those big decisions that you make as an adult that shape the rest of your life. Career, love, marriage kid’s Louise Bay covers it all.
I loved the characters there interactions with each other and the development of the story itself. I couldn’t stop reading this book. A wonderful tale from begin to end.
Ashleigh has been in love with Luke, her best friend’s brother since they were kids. Believing that Luke can only see her as another sister, Ashleigh is making an effort to move on with her life and find her Prince Charming. Problem is that no one can compare to Luke. What’s a girl to do?
Luke doesn’t believe in marriage. He’s comfortable with his girlfriend and where his life is. Why get married? When Luke is confronted by his girlfriend(Emma) about taking the next step. He is forced to evaluate his relationship with Emma and his life. Who do talk to about something this life changing? Your sister? NO! Your sisters best friend? YES!!
Calling Me is the complete series in one book. It’s not just two friends who fall in love or have been in love with each other forever. It’s also a story about facing those big decisions that you make as an adult that shape the rest of your life. Career, love, marriage kid’s Louise Bay covers it all.
I loved the characters there interactions with each other and the development of the story itself. I couldn’t stop reading this book. A wonderful tale from begin to end.