Review: The Post-It-Note Affair - Justine Avery

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The Post-it Note Affair: (a Romance Novelette of Love Lost and Found)

Review: The Post-It-Note Affair - Justine Avery - September 2015


Have you ever wondered or have you felt the power of what positive thinking can do to a person? If you saw a note that said "You're Terrific" - would it put you in the best mood ever? For Emily, she has the most wonderful husband and someone who loves her unconditionally, and they have been together since high school. Lately, however, she feels like they have lost their spark and their zing. One morning at work, Emily finds a post-it-note in her bag reading "You're Terrific." This makes her smile and feels good for the day. The next day, Emily meets Josh - a new worker with the company, and they get talking, and Emily sees it as flirting. Over the next course of the novel, Emily finds more and more post-it-notes with things that her secret admirer as she calls him likes about her. Emily starts to convince herself that Josh is the admirer and starts to lap up the attention and her mind wanders to what life with Josh could be like. What will happen though when Emily confronts Josh and gets a big surprise? Part of me loved this book as it was cute and the whole post-it-note idea calls to my romantic side but the other frustrated me as it was like Emily- Goddamn it open up your eyes.  Readers, this is a clean romance read but it does teeter on the line of what could be considered cheating - depending on what your personal view of what is defined as cheating on your husband.  If you are wanting a quick romance read with a bit of positive reinforcements and optimism, then check out The Post-It-Note Affair by Justine Avery today.



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