Reviewed by Becca

TITLE: Awakenings and French Songs

AUTHOR: Nell Iris

PUBLISHER: JMS Books LLC

LENGTH: 484 KB

RELEASE DATE: January 12, 2019

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Iggy Wilker never expected his 36th birthday to turn into an existential crisis. When Iggy’s friends celebrate him with his usual favorite pastime — drinking, dancing, and willing guys — he suddenly wants nothing to do with any of it. He’s fed up and ready for something else. The question is what?
Ronan Clenney has had his eye on his neighbor forever, but as a single father of a precocious eleven-year-old, he’s never believed he stands a chance. But over a late night cup of tea, it seems circumstances have changed. Is this the right time, finally?
Iggy has never believed in romance, but can Ronan show him he’s wrong? That love is a real thing?

REVIEW:

What an absolute sweet story. And romantic. It’s not always about the sex but the relationship and the intimacy. The bonds and friendship. I loved this story.

Age makes you realize a lot of things. It makes you see things differently, want things differently, approach things differently.  You find yourself not wanting the same things you used to. I know for !e it was that way. And for Iggy in this story too. His birthday party wasn’t what it was cracked up to be. He spent his time hiding up at the bar or in the bathroom. Enough was enough and he went home. And he sees his neighbor, Ronan.

Ronan and he hang out form time to time. Ronan is incredibly hot to Iggy and he adores Ronan’s little girl. They hang out for tea at Ronan’s and Iggy tells of his disaster of a birthday. And realizes something else in the process. It’s time to settle down and the man in front of him is who he wants. Kid and all.

This was a getting to know you book. Just so beautiful and sweet. They focused on becoming more than a one night. On more than jumping in the sack. They focused on each other. And Ronan’s daughter. It made into a very nice book. Love it.

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