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When
it comes to love, sassy psychotherapist Abby Queenan has a hard time
accepting her own advice. Jilted at the alter by her childhood
sweetheart, she prefers to invest in other people's happy ever afters
than strive for her own. When the radio station she works for announces a
once in a lifetime competition, she searches for a swoon-worthy famous
male guest to feature on her show and up her ratings. Irish rugby
legend, Callum Connolly is the classic example of male perfection. He's
not looking for 'the one', merely 'the next one'. That is until his
teammates bet he can't keep the same woman long enough to attend his
best friend's wedding. The two strike an unlikely, but alluring deal.
Can Abby finally learn to take her own advice? Or will Callum nail his
most elusive touchdown yet?
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I
finished Love & Other Mushy Stuff on Valentine's Day and let me
tell you that was the perfect day to read a book like this one.
Lydsey
came up with a full of love book that got me hooked the whole reading,
with the characters development, their history and situations.
We
find Abby, who has a radio show ‘Ask Abby’ which is dedicated to giving
love advice, and Callum, an Irish rugby legend and the perfect guy who
every girl is in love with. One chapter will be from Abby's perspective
and the next one from Callum's point of view, going on through the book.
As
you can read by the title, this is a love story but more than love you
will find two people afraid of it because of different situations in
their live that will not let them fully love until they met the right
person to do it.
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