Start With Me – Review

Start With Me by Kara Isaac

Published: June 13, 2020

Genre: Contemporary

Length: 348 pages

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About the book:

The newest inspirational contemporary romance from RITA Award-winning author, Kara Isaac…Lacey O’Connor is finally a sure thing for the promotion she’s spent ten years working for. But when a scandal rocks her firm she finds herself on a collision course with the one person she has spent six years trying to forget. Only to discover he doesn’t even remember her… Victor Carlisle has spent the last three years trying to convince his family he’s no longer the playboy alcoholic who tore their life apart. When a company merger is announced with a US sister firm, he’s presented with the perfect opportunity to prove he’s changed. Only to find himself falling for his competition and the one woman his family will never accept. As the competition intensifies the choice looms between the professional and the personal. Can they find a way beyond their past decisions and present aspirations to take a chance on the one thing they’re not looking for?

My review:

I had forgotten how much I love Kara Isaac’s writing style. I loved this book! I enjoyed seeing familiar characters in this book. I’m glad that we finally got to read more about Victor and that he was able to have a second chance. I also like how she’s able to write about characters that are flawed. That makes them feel even more real to me. Her stories are so original! This book made me want to go back and reread all of Kara Isaac’s other books! I definitely recommend her books!

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