Review: Irresistibly Yours - Lauren Layne

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Irresistibly Yours (Oxford, #1)

Review: Irresistibly Yours - Book #1 Oxford Magazine Series - Lauren Layne - October 2015


I read one of the books in this series a wee while ago and loved it and when I was scrolling and tidying up my kindle, I came across this one. Lately, I have struggled with romance reads as just found them blah and not grabbing me. However, the thing with this series was it was so easy to read and the characters were all likable and I got such a good strong friendship to feel with this book, and even the guy who should have been fighting for his job was genuinely nice and cared for his opponent as he knew she should be given a fair chance as they were both as good as each other. She was his perfect match. Take a step back and we meet Cole Sharpe, who has been a freelance writer for the sports section of Oxford Magazine. The magazine has decided to take the Sports section and grow it. Cole should have been a shoo-in but Alex Cassidy has other plans to enter Penelope Pope who has just moved to New York and is just as great as Cole. Penelope isn't normally Cole's type but he is drawn to her, Cole hasn't been the type to settle down but Penelope is more a forever girl. When they both get the position, can they make an office and personal romance work? What happens though when Cole feels he is forced to choose between family and romance when a tragedy occurs with his brother Bobby? If you love magazines, journalism, sports, friendships, and a strong romance story not OTT with sex then Irresistibly Yours ticks all the boxes.

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