She’s going to let go of her self esteem issues and regain confidence with Matt, in a truly swooning friends to lovers tale. Patient but tenacious, gentle but strong… Oh how I loved watching him taming Frankie, drawing her out.
In a way, she’s a bit like Claws, the cat Matt rescued and adopted as a pet… He just have to get close enough to show her he cares.Īnd Matt was relentless and determined to get to Frankie.
He’s intrigued and thinks he’s got Frankie all figured out. Matt is Paige’s older brother and moved up to New York as well, he is in fact the generous landlord of our three friends, being the owner of a restored brownstone in Brooklyn. Too much memories and what would the people of Puffin Island might think of her? She left the island the day she went to college and never set back a foot there since then.
Back on Puffin Island, where she grew up, her mom had a reputation to go through men, eat them up and spit them out, not without taking a cut of their welfare in the process.įranki always felt judged and compared to her mom in that aspect, to the point of being distressed by what people might think of her. Sunset in Central Parkfocuses on Frankie, the flower genius of the group, Paige is the organizer, Eva the passionate cook.įrankienever had such luck with men, part of her lack of success in the dating department is due to the fact that her mother is a man eater. (Yes, I’ve got some catching up to do, but how fab is it to know I have all of these to look forward to?)Īnyway, I started with the third book from The Manhattan series and OMG, you guys, I just couldn’t get enough of it! ( Sorry, OCD people, but these can truly be read as standalone novels, suck it up!) The characters, a trio of fun and feisty young women launching their own catering / concierge services in New York after being all let down by their employer.Įva, Frankie and Paige are thick as thieves for many years now, they met in college and got each others’ back through men’s troubles, work ordeals and family problems. I discovered her after a friend of mine recommended her if I was in a small town romance kind of mood, I had never heard of her before and it’s a wonder, truly, since I now know Sarah Morgan has published over 75 books. Sarah Morgan and I are more than just a fling you know!? )
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I fell in love with a new author this past summer… How would you call binging on 7 books in a row? An author crush? I think it’s a little more than that.
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