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In Yarros\u2019 latest romance novel, a young woman hires a handsome but infuriating writer to complete her late great-grandmother\u2019s half-finished book.<\/p>\n
After her marriage to a Hollywood producer ends in high-profile divorce, 28-year-old Georgia Stanton returns to her childhood home in Colorado. When she arrives at the house where she was raised by her great-grandma\u2014the famous romance author Scarlett Stanton\u2014she finds her mother, Ava, lying in wait. Georgia is in possession of the only unfinished manuscript that her deceased relative left behind, and her own mom wants her to sell the rights so they can get some cash. Georgia succumbs to the pressure and enters a deal in which another author will finish the book\u2019s second half. The manuscript tells Scarlett\u2019s life story, including how she found, and lost, her one true love. Georgia feels strongly that the finished novel must reflect the true events of Scarlett\u2019s life, as difficult as they may have been. Unfortunately, the publishers hire Noah Harrison, a stubborn writer at the height of his career, who has his own fictional vision for the novel\u2019s ending. As Noah and Georgia butt heads, each of them researches Scarlett\u2019s history in England during World War II. As they learn more about Scarlett and Jameson Stanton, the fighter pilot she loved, Georgia and Noah must navigate their own increasingly complicated relationship. With two equally engrossing storylines, this book will draw in even seasoned romance readers. As the story jumps between past and present, the author also alternates present-day perspectives between Georgia and Noah, moving deftly between her characters\u2019 distinct voices. The relationships are well developed, and the love that Scarlett felt for Jameson is especially palpable. Along with the sweetly romantic themes, the book explores several heftier topics, including personal ambition, grief, family discord, and self-esteem. The story has a few digressions that do little to advance the plot, but the main characters are sufficiently engrossing that readers will want to stick with them to the end.<\/p>\n
A charming dual-timeline romance about learning from past mistakes.<\/p><\/div>\n
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Pub Date:<\/b> Feb. 23, 2021<\/p>\n
ISBN:<\/b> 978-1-68281-566-3<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
Page Count:<\/b> 400<\/p>\n
Publisher:<\/b> Entangled: Amara<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
Review Posted Online:<\/b> Jan. 20, 2021<\/p>\n
Kirkus Reviews Issue:<\/b> March 1, 2021<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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