Review: Mickey Chambers Shakes It Up - Charish Reid

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Review: Mickey Chambers Shakes It Up - Charish Reid - June 2023

I tried to make June a month of reading my print books, but something I have discovered is that the print books I have had sitting on my shelf are well boring and so thank god for ebooks and my Kindle as I get to have amazing titles like this one. Mickey Chambers Shakes it Up was such a good read as we meet Mickey who teaches at the local university English classes as an adjunct professor. However, with more teachers coming in, her class load this summer is very light which means that she needs to pick up another job. Especially since the price of her thyroid medication is rising. It's times like this that I am glad that I live in New Zealand as we do not have the same problem as the US when it comes to medication costs as America. Mickey picks up a job bartending at a local bar owned by Diego Acosta. Diego has decided to go back to University. What happens though when Diego discovers that his teacher happens to be the new bartender Mickey? The one he has started to feel feelings for, the first person he has been interested in and can see a future with since his wife passed away? Mickey has relit the light in his life, one that has been dimmed since his wife died. Can Mickey open her whole self to Diego or will it backfire when he sees her sick one day and his worries about his wife come back? Find out in this #ownvoices Black and Hispanic characters contemporary romance, this story also contains F/F and an ex-Amish who discovered she loved the Englisch life on her Rumspringa and never went back.  There is something for everyone in Charish Reid's new book Mickey Chambers Shakes It Up and also who knows you might also discover along the way a new favourite alcoholic beverage.

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