One in a Million: The No.1 bestseller and the perfect romance for spring 2019
September 21, 2019 - Comment
Annie Higgins has one goal this year: to get her tiny business off the ground. But – infuriated by the advertising agency across the hall making fun of her job – Annie is goaded into accepting their crazy challenge: to make a random stranger Instagram-famous in just thirty days. And even when they choose Dr
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Social media fun AND a love story-amazing! Man I loved this book! I cannot tell you how amazing it is reading a book that has a major focus on social media from someone who knows a thing or two about social media. Yes this book has a great story and great characters, but my takeaway from this is seeing accurate social media representation of fiction. Not just one aspect of social media either, the time it takes to edit YouTube videos, trying to beat the Instagram algorithm and the perils of tweeting something when you meant to DM…
Brilliant, couldnât put it down I bought this book knowing that it was written by Lindsey Kelk so if it wasnât great then itâd be pretty darn good, it turns out it was great.Annie was such a great leading lady, she was quirky but didnât have such a quirky personality that she was unrealistic, she was fun. Sam was such a good romantic interest. I did find it difficult to picture him but after a few chapters I imagined him to look like Eric from True Blood, I ignored the curly hair he had in the book because I just…
Brilliant book This is a really fun read. I loved stepping into the shoes of Annie Higgins, a 30-something social media director who has to overhaul the image of grumpy, emotionally absent, not very social media skilled and lacking in personal grooming, Dr Samuel Page.â©I loved Annie so much, her fledgling business challenges, how she had withered away in her last job before starting her own business, her dependency on social media, the banter she has with Miranda, Martin, Charlie, Brian and I loved how…