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Book Review: Until the Last Star Fades by Jacquelyn Middleton

YOU NEED TO READ THIS BOOK. It has EVERYTHING! A great mother/daughter relationships, interesting friends and a wonderful friends to lovers love story!! This book felt so real - they live in New York City face real issues - but this book made me laugh, cheer and cry! ALL THE FEELS!!! The author of this book won Canadian Romance Writer of the year the night after I met her and bought this book. She is an absolute delight, so I’m extra glad I truly loved her book. I could gush for ages about this book. I literally dragged it out as long as possible and was deeply disappointed when it was over and if you know me....that’s WEIRD. There are two books in this series that came out before this one London Belong to Me and London, Can You Wait? - I have of course ordered them immediately. I really hope you give this book a chance because it’s all the levels of awesome!! Five out of five stars!!

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I'm excited to begin reading these books! I've heard so many good things about them! And is it just me or does the cover of book 2 look like The Doctor and Rose???

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We’re all stories in the end. Just make it a good one.

Jacquelyn Middleton, London Belongs to Me

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Hello! Today I’m excited to be bringing you the cover reveal for Until The Last Star Fades by Jacquelyn Middleton. It’s a new contemporary romance set in NYC. Here’s the synopsis: COULD YOU BE THE ONE WHO CHANGES EVERYTHING? In her senior year at NYU, Riley Hope appears to be on top of the world. With a loving mother who makes Lorelai Gilmore look like a parenting slacker, ride-or-die friends, and a long-time boyfriend destined for the National Hockey League, she puts on a smile for the world. But behind it, she’s drowning. Racked with fears for the future, she battles to stay afloat amid life in the shadows of a heartbreaking illness. And then, Ben Fagan comes crashing into her life. Twenty-three-years-old, British, and alone in the Big Apple after a disastrous pilot season in LA, the struggling actor is looking for an escape: booze, mischief, sex—minimum commitment, maximum fun—anything to avoid returning across the pond. As they form an unlikely bond, Riley keeps her reality from Ben so that he remains a happy refuge. But how long can she hold back the truth…and is Ben keeping his own secrets, too? From the award-winning author of LONDON BELONGS TO ME and LONDON, CAN YOU WAIT?, comes a bittersweet romance about love, loss, sacrifice, and the life-changing decisions we make. A friends-to-lovers contemporary romance set in New York City,  UNTIL THE LAST STAR FADES features plenty of angst and sexy times, but it also tells the tale of an unbreakable bond between a mother and her daughter. UNTIL THE LAST STAR FADES will be released by Kirkwall Books in paperback and ebook on November 8, 2018. Add it to your Goodreads TBR here.

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“Sometimes real life is even better than your dreams…” ― Jacquelyn Middleton, London, Can You Wait?

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Book Collage on ‘London Belongs To Me’ by Jacquelyn Middleton.

This was honestly one of the best books I read this year. I haven’t connected with a protagonist this much in a very long time. I had so much fun working with Jackie to make this; she is an amazing writer and just a beautiful person, inside and out <3

A brilliant book for anyone who suffers from anxiety, writers, anyone fascinated with London, any fangirls, people who value online friendships, just basically anyone on tumblr. This is a very tumblr-y book.

And the cover is blue, what more can you want?

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“I think online friends often know you the best.” ― Jacquelyn Middleton, London Belongs to Me

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‘The Certainty of Chance’ book review: The perfect holiday romance

Author Jacquelyn Middleton’s The Certainty of Chance is a beautiful story of fate and, as some Christmas songs say, “muddling through.”