Love Quest - Blog Tour

 


Review - 4 out of 5 stars:


I absolutely loved Camilla Isley’s The Love Theorem, so I was eager to get started on Love Quest.


This book is Winter’s story, and she’s off to act as photographer on an expedition in Thailand. I loved reading her first sight of expedition leader Logan, which was hilarious. The banter between Winter and the rest of the team was also a lot of fun.


I enjoyed reading about such a different setting to The Love Theorem, and such different characters. One thing that hadn’t changed though, was how easy and joyful the text is to read. 


The only thing I didn’t like, was how much of an adrenaline ride the second half of the book was. That’s really not my thing at all. However, I know lots of people enjoy a bit of excitement, and it definitely moved the story on.


If you like some danger and excitement in your romance, this will hit all the right spots. It’s adventurous, and funny, as well as a romance.


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




Description:


She didn’t go to the jungle to meet the man of her dreams. Luckily, Dr Logan Spencer is NOT the man of her dreams!

 

As epic meet-cutes go, travel photographer, Winter Knowles thinks finding a gorgeous naked man outside her Thailand villa is pretty perfect. But then she discovers the naked heartthrob is none other than Dr Logan Spencer, her gruff standoffish (but sexy as hell) jungle expedition leader.

 

Dr Logan is on the mission of a lifetime. There’s a lost city of gold to discover and he doesn’t need any distractions - especially not the stubborn, sassy beautiful photographer type! His reputation is on the line.

 

These arch rivals get off on the wrong foot. But when the heat rises in the jungle, Winter and Logan are forced together in the face of danger. Is trusting someone with your life the best meet-cute of all?  

 

A sassy, enemies-to-lovers rom-com perfect for fans of Ali Hazelwood!


Please note that this title was originally published as From Thailand With Love.


Purchase Link:


 https://mybook.to/Lovequestsocial




Author Bio:

 

Camilla Isley is an engineer who left science behind to write bestselling contemporary rom-coms set all around the world. She lives in Italy and her first title for Boldwood, The Love Theorem, a Hollywood-meets-STEM romance, will be published in June 2023.

 

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