Jess has a way of writing so that you feel you know the characters a handful of pages into her books. The Heart of a Peach is no different. It feels like you're a fly on the wall watching this lovely romance bloom between Olivia and Denver. The tentative way that they fall head over heels is so relatable as a chronic overthinker myself! I finish every Fox River book desperately awaiting the next!
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Short, simple, yet very sweet romance novel
This was such a breezy romance with two wonderful characters that just put a smile on my face. What really stands out in the novel is the author’s beautiful manner of writing it. The story is very simple with two people meeting and falling in love. There are a few negative characters, but they are scarce in the story-line. Moreover, there is no unnecessary drama, twists or turns, or complications. Yet, I was moved by the story-line just to see the two characters bring out the best of each other. Similarly, the author has a wonderful talent for making you love the characters from the first chapter. Denver and Olivia are adorable together. It was nice seeing Olivia come out of her shell after interacting with Denver. However, more than the couple, I loved Olivia’s relationship with her mother. It was beautiful to see how the mother supported her daughter and stood by her. Hence, this was the highlight of the story for me. Also, the supporting characters like Cotton, Penny, Maggie etc. are also very cute and compliment the leads. However, I was surprised that Matthew did not pursue going after Olivia as I thought his ego would be bruised. Also, Matthew’s mother is a nasty piece of work, and I thought she would have made a bigger appearance to bring additional drama. On a side note, I felt like some of the language used did not really fit with the characters or timeline. For example, Denver uses a few expletives in one chapter, and Olivia uses outdated terms like “Heavens to Betsy” in another. Apart from that, I really enjoyed reading this novel. Overall, “The Heart of a Peach” is a short, simple, yet very sweet romance novel.
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2020
This was such a breezy romance with two wonderful characters that just put a smile on my face.
What really stands out in the novel is the author’s beautiful manner of writing it. The story is very simple with two people meeting and falling in love. There are a few negative characters, but they are scarce in the story-line. Moreover, there is no unnecessary drama, twists or turns, or complications. Yet, I was moved by the story-line just to see the two characters bring out the best of each other. Similarly, the author has a wonderful talent for making you love the characters from the first chapter.
Denver and Olivia are adorable together. It was nice seeing Olivia come out of her shell after interacting with Denver. However, more than the couple, I loved Olivia’s relationship with her mother. It was beautiful to see how the mother supported her daughter and stood by her. Hence, this was the highlight of the story for me. Also, the supporting characters like Cotton, Penny, Maggie etc. are also very cute and compliment the leads.
However, I was surprised that Matthew did not pursue going after Olivia as I thought his ego would be bruised. Also, Matthew’s mother is a nasty piece of work, and I thought she would have made a bigger appearance to bring additional drama. On a side note, I felt like some of the language used did not really fit with the characters or timeline. For example, Denver uses a few expletives in one chapter, and Olivia uses outdated terms like “Heavens to Betsy” in another.
Apart from that, I really enjoyed reading this novel. Overall, “The Heart of a Peach” is a short, simple, yet very sweet romance novel.
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
