Review: PS You're Mine - Alexa Riley

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Review: PS You're Mine - Alexa Riley - January 2016

Being in a reading slump always sucks as it's like everything you try is just so blah and nothing is holding your attention. When I start to feel like this, I scroll through my Kindle and grab authors that I know I will enjoy, and more often this scratches the reading itch. Alexa Riley is an author I hadn't read in years, but if you are a fan of instalove romances and sometimes ones that are just great feelgoods - then she is the author for you. In PS You're Mine, we meet high school teacher Katie Lovely whose class is currently partaking in a pen pal programme with the military. After handing out the names, she realizes that there is one left so she takes it upon herself and starts writing letters to Sergeant Major Mark Gunner. As I was reading this, I had the feeling that he looked like the character that plays Young Gibbs on NCIS Origins. As the book goes along, Katie and Mark continue writing letters and she sends him care packages and their love strengthens through their writing. That is until one day, she receives her letter back as an RTS. Does this mean Mark is dead or is it something more romantic as Katie delivers a surprise to her doorstep? Find out in this cute instalove romance by Alexa Riley "PS You're Mine".

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