Despite being young and romantically inexperienced, Sophie Woods is an old soul who believes in true love, working hard at her bar, and always trusting her instincts. And from the moment she meets Nico, she knows without a doubt that he is her one-and-only. Twelve years her senior, the handsome architect is only sure of two things when it comes to Sophie: she’s far too young for him, and he wants no part in upsetting her protective older brother.
Broke and broken, Nico Bentley moves to Cliffside Bay for a fresh start at both work and play. But in a cruel twist of fate, it’s the one woman he can’t have whose captivating smile makes him forget all about his past. Yet when tragedy turns the vivacious Sophie into a shell of her former self, it will be Nico, and only Nico, who steps up to bring the joy back into her life. And in the process, the depth of his feelings for her can no longer be ignored.
My opinion:
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review
When Sophie Woods was eight years old she had dreamed the man who was supposed to be her soul mate. She planned to find him and get married.
She met him years later when she found her real family in Cliffside Bay. His name was Nico Bentley and because of his past, he was very reluctant
to give in to his love for her. Sophie wasn't a person who gave up easily, she was going to get him even if that was the last thing she would do.
Jilted is a great romance novel. It's very sweet, with a fair share of loving and sad moments and some suspense. The characters were nice as well, down to earth and likable (mostly the female). Sophie was, like Nico said in the story, a ray of sunshine that brightens everyone's day. She was affectionate and caring, ready to help everyone. Nico on the other hand was kind of brooding and pitiful but like Sophie, he liked to help others as well. Even though I liked the two main characters i have to say that my favorite was by far Judi. I enjoyed reading this book, it can entertain you and keep you on your toes at the same time. I will rate it with 4.5 stars.
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