Your Last First Kiss by Avery Maxwell PDF/ePub Download

May 11, 2023 admin admin Romance

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Your Last First Kiss by Avery Maxwell Review

Your Last First Kiss written by Avery Maxwell which was published in 10 May 2023. You can read this before Your Last First Kiss PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. Single parent, He falls first, Strong Heroine, Found Family, yes, all these buzz words are absolutely accurate. AND they fail to represent the depth to be found in this first step into Avery Maxwell’s new world. Maxwell’s eleventh book brings us new places and faces. Fans of the Westbrooks Broken Hearts and Family Ties series will find all the things they’ve come to love about the worlds Maxwell weaves, but in this story, a true standalone, she invites new readers to jump in with both feet with no mid-series FOMO. What does the new world of Chance Lake and Dillon and Penny’s story offer? Swoony heroes who are all in for their queens, strong female leads so real you’ll invite them for coffee, adorable kids and quirky found family you’ll want to make your own, and a story that will squeeze your heart in all the best ways. You know all the things Avery Maxwell does so well. YLFK is the real world on the page, all the messy, glorious, steamy, tragic, beautiful truth of it, and a happily ever after too. I recommend this wholeheartedly. While handled with a deft hand, tragic realities of divorce, alcoholism, and starting over are sub-themes, and sensitive readers should consider the author’s note before diving in.

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Maxwell infuses Penny and Dillon’s story with wonderful moments of light and levity. Beyond the connection and pull Penny and Dillon feel for each other—and, whew! Is there ever some intense connection there—humor and laugh-out-loud encounters between characters that mirror banter between close siblings abound throughout. And every encounter, every conversation, awakens the realization and recognition in the characters of how life should and can be, even between and among found family, which is sometimes tighter and more connected than blood relatives. Both Dillon and Penny have their own mess and chaos to manage, whether it’s the physical and mental scars of a marriage to a monster or being brought up by them. I’ve never experienced what these characters did, and I still felt their pain, their passion, their conflict, and their triumphs. Watching Dillon fall first and struggle to be accepted as Penny deals with the turmoil she’s immersed in daily, and having it play out so vividly in my mind, is a shining example of how fiction can be so real. Their words sink deep into a reader’s heart, soul, consciousness, until that reader feels like a true participant in their lives.