Review: 12 Days of Forever - Heidi McLaughlin

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12 Days of Forever (Beaumont #4.5)

Review: 12 Days of Forever - Book #4.5 Beaumont Series - Heidi McLaughlin - February 2015

Yvie James lives in New York and all she has ever dreamed about being is a ballerina and dancing in the shows. Though looks like her dream are on the rocks as her current boyfriend Oliver - the show's producer has gotten on her last nerve. She wants to break up with him as he is always putting her down and damaging her self-esteem, especially with all the new and upcoming young ballet stars. Though if she breaks up with him, it could be the worst decision for her career, as a producer he holds the power and could chuck her from the show or even worse - blacklist her from the world of ballet. With Christmas heading up and a small break in the show, Yvie heads home to Beaumont to stay with her brother Harrison and catch up with friends like Liam.  Harrison you will remember from My Unexpected Forever and Liam from My Forever Girl. While in town, Yvie meets newcomer and local gym trainer Xander aka Alexander. He is the town's hottie and hottest bachelor; all the girls want him but he has never been interested in dating or sleeping with clients until now. He is uncertain though, as he isn't one for long-distance romances but there is a spark about Yvie that makes Xander want to know and at least try. Of course, for this to happen, Yvie needs to make a choice about not only her life, and plans but who she would like to spend her future with.
This was another awesome read in the Beaumont series and as I was stuck in an indecisive moment about what to read - Heidi McLaughlin is one of my go-tos and 12 days of Forever did not disappoint.


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