Review: The Love Position - Evie Alexander

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Review: The Love Position - Book #4 Foxbrooke Academy Series - Evie Alexander - July 2024

When archaeologist Sophia Hunter-Savage steps onto her yoga mat, she’s not just looking for peace , she’s looking to piece together her shattered life. But in walks Isaac Hayward, the hottest yoga instructor in existence, and suddenly, her inner calm goes up in flames. From the moment Sophia bends into her first pose, sparks fly, but Isaac’s vow of chastity creates a tantalizing tension that will leave you turning pages faster than you can say "downward dog." Evie Alexander masterfully weaves humor, heart, and heat into this standalone romantic comedy. Sophia is a relatable heroine with real-world struggles. Whether it’s her anxiety, her career in tatters, or the pull of new love, you can’t help but root for her. Isaac, on the other hand, is the ultimate yin to her yang – disciplined, introspective, and, oh, so dreamy. Watching him wrestle between his spiritual path and undeniable attraction to Sophia is both heartwarming and heart-wrenching.
And then comes the Caribbean retreat : Picture this: yoga poses by the ocean, tropical storms that turn up the heat, and – oh yes – just one bed. The chemistry between Sophia and Isaac reaches sizzling new heights, with their slow-burn attraction crackling like lightning in the storm. Evie doesn’t just write romance; she writes longing so visceral it practically leaps off the page.
But it’s not all steamy tension. The emotional stakes are high. Isaac’s devotion to his yogi master and Sophia’s struggle to trust again add depth and complexity to the story. A life-threatening twist at the retreat forces them to confront their fears and feelings, culminating in a climax that’s as cathartic as it is satisfying.
This book has it all – laugh-out-loud moments, relatable emotional journeys, and a love story that’s equal parts tender and fiery. The perfect blend of zen and zest, The Love Position is a must-read for fans of forbidden romance and feel-good comedies with heart.
If you love a story where broken hearts heal, vows get tested, and love wins against all odds, this one’s for you!


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