Review: Cards from Khloe's Flower Shop - Isabella Louise Anderson

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Cards From Khloe's Flower Shop

Review: Cards from Khloe's Flower Shop - Isabella Louise Anderson - March 2017

Though I'm not a flower person per se, I have always thought it would be pretty awesome to write the little cards that come with the flowers as you spread joy throughout the world. Cards from Khloe's Flower Shop is a women's fiction story that tells readers the story and follows the lives of several women as they find their way back to love. We have Khloe who is the owner of the flower shop who thought she had met the one, only to have him cheat on her. Can Khloe let Derek Thomas into her heart or will she find herself retreating when she discovers he is keeping secrets from her? Gabby's husband has passed away, and her friends at Scrabble have been telling her to get into Internet Dating, what happens when she takes the leap and meets a lovely widower named Harry? Can Gabby allow herself to move forward with Harry without feeling guilty as she thinks about her husband who passed? Connie has always felt like the Ugly Stepsister of her Cinderella tale and so to make herself feel better she has made up a boyfriend called Walt Goldman. What will happen though when she starts to fall for a real guy called Walt Goldman, and her fantasy/reality lives crash head-on? Will her fantasy cause her to lose what she has in real life or will her real-life Walt Goldman be forgiving and Connie gets her HEA and Cinderella ending after all? Overall, Cards from Khloe's Flower Shop was a sweet romance read about finding love and happiness and overcoming loss and grief and that sometimes love will find you when you are least expecting it.


 

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