Review: Live and Let Grow - Penny Reid

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Review: Live and Let Grow - Penny Reid - April 2021

You ever have those days that you try and read something and you just find that nothing sticks with you? That's how I felt and so scrolling, I came across Penny Reid which I know that I always enjoy and so I started reading it. Live and Let Grow was a nice quick read and we are introduced to Alice who is best friends with Milo while is a traveling professor, she waters his plants and takes care of things for him. Alice also has a big secret, she is head over heels in love with Milo. She finally has worked up the courage to leave him a letter and tell him her feelings. She rings her sister but of course, she tells her sister that this is a bad idea and now Alice is worried and tries internet dating. When Milo returns, he feels lost as Alice is ignoring him and he doesn't know why - he thinks it's because she's dating the guy he saw her with at the University. Can this pair finally stop the miscommunication and tell each other how they truly feel about one another and have their HEA? Find out in this quick-read novella Live and Let Grow by Penny Reid. If you love reads with quirky nerdy academic characters then Penny Reid is the author for you.

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