Review: Until Fountain Bridge - Samantha Young

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Until Fountain Bridge (On Dublin Street, #1.5)

Review: Until Fountain Bridge - Book #1.5 On Dublin Street Series - Samantha Young -June 2013



After a week of having a high amount of DNF's, I decided to go back through my kindle and finally read some oldies that I knew I would enjoy. A series I have read quite a few of previously is the On Dublin Street series. Until Fountain Bridge is a quick novella read and features the love story and journey of Ellie and Adam. Ellie is Braden Carmichael's little sister and Adam is her brother's best friend. Right through Ellie's life she always had a crush on Adam and it started when she was 14 years old and he was her knight in shining armor. When Joss - Ellie's new SIL needs an idea for her new book, Ellie decides to pull out her diaries for inspiration. Until Fountain Bridge is the love story of Ellie and Adam told through diary entries and we see from both of their perspectives, through the ups and downs, angst, and joy. If you are looking for a soulmate story and true love, then check out Until Fountain Bridge by Samantha Young today.


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