Review: Monday - Tall, Dark and Aromatic - Fifi Flowers

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Review: Monday : Tall, Dark and Aromatic - Book #1 The Hookup Cafe - Fifi Flowers - April 2017

Get ready to swoon! Fifi Flowers delivers a delectable blend of romance, humor, and insta-love in her novella Monday Tall, Dark and Aromatic. This quick read offers readers a cozy escape into the life of Pansie, a charming café owner with a knack for brewing more than just coffee.

Set in the whimsical Cafélicious, Pansie's Monday night poetry events take a steamy turn when Basil, a ruggedly handsome gardener with a poetic soul, takes the stage. Mistaken for a homeless man upon his arrival, Basil quickly proves he's much more than meets the eye, captivating the audience—and Pansie—with his sensual verses. When he directs his "panty-dropping" poetry toward her, sparks fly, and a delightful romance blooms.

Flowers excels at crafting relatable, quirky characters who leap off the page. Pansie is a relatable heroine with her blend of confidence and vulnerability, while Basil is the epitome of a dreamy yet grounded hero. Their instant connection might be cliché in the hands of another author, but Flowers writes with such wit and warmth that you can’t help but root for them.

The novella is light on angst and heavy on charm, making it a perfect pick-me-up read. Fans of poetry will particularly enjoy the creative verses sprinkled throughout the story, which add a unique touch to the narrative. And if you’re a coffee lover, the vivid descriptions of Cafélicious’s signature drinks and cozy atmosphere will leave you craving a visit to a café just like it.

At just over 100 pages,Monday : Tall, Dark and Aromatic is a breezy, feel-good novella ideal for a lazy afternoon or a quick escape from reality. While the story's brevity leaves little room for deep character development or a complex plot, its charm lies in its simplicity and heartwarming tone.

If you’re a fan of sweet insta-love, poetic heroes, and café vibes, Monday :Tall, Dark and Aromatic is your next perfect cup of romance. Basil and Pansie’s story will leave you smiling—and perhaps longing for your own Tall, Dark, and Aromatic poet.

Goodreads : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34760545-monday




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