Genre: Adult Fiction (Contemporary Romance) 18+
Publisher: Self
The Blurb:
“You are cordially invited…”Four words that spark the fear of God into any gently bred, single southern woman.
When Savannah Guthry receives an invitation to her cousin’s wedding back home in Charleston, South Carolina, her first thoughts aren’t of flowers and dresses. Instead, she's reminded of the groom: her first love and the reason she ended up at a college 500 miles away from home.
Determined to show up and dazzle not only her ex but her spoiled cousin too, Savannah allows her friends to set her up on a series of dates looking for Mr. Right. Wrapped up in her memories of the past and the drama of the present, Savannah doesn't recognize a pattern in the seemingly random events that occur around her. There is a dangerous threat looming in the shadows, and if she's not careful, she might lose more than Mr. Right.
**This book is a New Adult Romantic Suspense. It is intended for mature (18+) audiences due to sexual situations and mild language**
My Review:
Last Call is the second novel I've read by Michele G. Miller, and I'm happy to say that she is very quickly becoming one of my favorites. She tells a story so well you feel like you're right there with her characters, feeling all their emotions. Last Call was no exception. First of all, the story takes place mostly in Tennessee. Bonus points right there! *wink* I expected it to be a light hearted story about a girl who doesn't want to go to a wedding alone for all the usual reasons, but really, even though the upcoming wedding sets things in motion, the event itself only played a small part in the long scheme of things. There was so much more involved. There was family issues, unfinished business, secrets, danger, not to mention a smoldering new romance on the horizon. It wasn't all serious though. There were many moments that gave me a giggle, especially in regards to Savannah's many ill fated dates. Savannah and Gage were wonderful characters, and they are simply adorable together. They made me smile. I enjoyed Savannah's spunk, and Gage? Oh my! You will love Gage, but can we trust him? I'm not telling! Last Call was full of romantic anticipation, which is one of my favorite things in a book. It just keeps me wanting more. And more is still what I want from these characters, so I was thrilled to read on the author's blog that there will, in fact, be another book!
Last Call by Michele G. Miller was provided to me by the author for review. The opinions are my own.
Check out my reviews of other books by this amazing author!
Having grown up in both the cold, quiet town of Topsham, Maine and the steamy, southern hospitality of Mobile, Alabama, Michele is something of a enigma. She is an avid Yankees fan, loves New England, being outdoors and misses snow. However she thinks southern boys are hotter, Alabama football is the only REAL football out there and sweet tea is the best thing this side of heaven and her children’s laughter!
Her family, a doting husband and three awesome minions, have planted their roots in the middle of Michele’s two childhood homes in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Never Let You Fall is Michele’s first novel and she is beyond thrilled to have finally followed up on a dream she has held for over 20 years! God willing there will be many many more books to follow.
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