A Midnight Kiss on Ever After Street - Blog Tour


 

Review - 5 out of 5 stars:


I’ve enjoyed many books by Jaimie Admans before, so I was pleased to get her latest, A Midnight Kiss on Ever After Street.


I absolutely loved this book, and it’s definitely in the top ten for 2023. As usual when a book is just perfect like this one, it renders me slightly incoherent!


I loved the two main characters, and the way they got to know each other over the course of the story. I loved the way that they helped each other with their difficulties and felt relaxed together.


I loved the way the story took the elements of Cinderella and made it so much better! The result is absolutely magical. It’s funny, and tender, and honestly just wonderful. I don’t know what else I can say to convey how much I loved this book. I can’t wait to read the next in the series.


I was given a copy of this book, my opinions are my own.



Description:


A Midnight Kiss on Ever After Street

A picture-perfect town; a place where dreams come true. Welcome to Ever After Street...


Will a kiss at midnight change her life forever?

Sadie Winters has spent her whole life doing as she’s told. But when her overbearing aunt forbids her from going to the farewell ball at the beloved local castle, Sadie has had enough!

One magical makeover, one midnight curfew, and wearing a dress of her own creation, Sadie is unrecognizable as Ever After Street's shy seamstress.

Sadie might dream of meeting a handsome prince but the only person to cross her path is Witt – the slightly awkward estate agent intending to sell the castle and dash Sadie’s dreams forever.


As the clock strikes midnight, Sadie and Witt share a magical kiss and Sadie knows her heart is in serious danger. Surely Witt must feel the same way…? Sadie can't hang around to find out.

But as reality dawns the next day, and fate brings Witt to Sadie’s door again, Sadie realises that her mystery estate agent prince has absolutely no idea who she is!


Sadie can’t forget their midnight kiss, but is she brave enough to change her life and find love along the way…?




Purchase Link:


https://mybook.to/AMidnightKisssocial



Author Bio:


Jaimie is a 37-year-old English-sounding Welsh girl with an awkward-to-spell name. She lives in South Wales and enjoys writing, gardening, watching Hallmark movies, and drinking tea, although she’s seriously considering marrying her coffee machine. She hates spiders, hot weather, and cheese & onion crisps. She writes quirky and uplifting romantic comedies and loves nothing more than escaping into a good book, whether by reading them or writing them!

 

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