Review: Main Character Energy - Jamie Varon

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Review: Main Character Energy - Jamie Varon - September 2023

Ever since Poppy was a little girl, all she has ever dreamed about is becoming a writer. However, for her life never quite turned out that way especially as her mum is always telling her that if she is thin and pretty - things will turn out great for her. She feels she has no encouragement and then on top of that her perfect older brother - Mr. Golden Child and great at everything Jake. Tried his hand at a romance and just like that, it became a bestseller and now he graces the top authors lists. One day, Poppy gets a message from her Aunt Margo - she has never heard her mother talk about her at all. The two had a falling out when they were younger and so every year, Margo and Poppy have a private lunch. This continues for years until one day Poppy discovers that Aunt Margo has passed away and is heartbroken. The next week, Poppy receives a strange package from Aunt Margo with a ticket to Paris and a set of instructions - very mysterious. Poppy decides to quit her job and then heads on an adventure to Paris where she learns about her aunt’s life and some family secrets. Meanwhile Poppy also learns her aunt ran an exclusive writing retreat for writers and she wants Poppy to inherit it. The catch though is that Poppy must stay there for six months and write her book. During the stay, Poppy meets the new batch of writers and finds her writing muse is back. She also falls in love and reignites her passion for writing, what happens though when a group of investors wants to buy the Villa and offer Poppy a lot of money? Will she end up taking the cash which could solve a lot of problems or will she find herself and boost that Main Character Energy and carry on her aunt’s legacy? Find out in Main Character Energy by Jamie Varon. As a budding writer myself, I did enjoy this book as it made me want to go on a writing retreat, I also would love to own a retreat like this too and a villa in France - sounds amazing.

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