Release Date: 2nd April 2022
My name is Roman Wright.
I'm handsome, smart, caring. The works.
Any woman would be lucky to be with me.
But I still find myself alone.
I'm picky, and I'm looking for that perfect woman.
It isn't until I discover that the porcelain doll I'd gotten for Sadie's birthday is alive that I begin to find hope.
Hope that the perfect woman really is out there, waiting for me.
Three cards. Three very different women.
Reliving three Saturdays in a row.
One of them has to be my ideal partner.
Right?
Game of Hearts is a fantasy romance short story about the woes of finding the PERFECT partner.
I'm handsome, smart, caring. The works.
Any woman would be lucky to be with me.
But I still find myself alone.
I'm picky, and I'm looking for that perfect woman.
It isn't until I discover that the porcelain doll I'd gotten for Sadie's birthday is alive that I begin to find hope.
Hope that the perfect woman really is out there, waiting for me.
Three cards. Three very different women.
Reliving three Saturdays in a row.
One of them has to be my ideal partner.
Right?
Game of Hearts is a fantasy romance short story about the woes of finding the PERFECT partner.
Review.
Game Of Hearts is a short but entertaining story.
I found the plot interesting and wished that the book was a bit longer; I still had questions left at the end that I would have liked answered.
As long as a novella, there was still a lot going on to keep me intrigued and invested in the final outcome.
Maybe perhaps a full-length novel; I'd like to explore this world a bit more; the concept was really something I could read more about.
Otherwise, I liked the idea, can one person be too fussy in picking their partner, can they compromise with what they want or are they bound to be endlessly alone.
If you're after a quick, one sit read, then pick this up.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
